> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zbrain.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zbrain.ai/zbrain-release-notes/zbrain-xplr-release-notes.md).

# ZBrain XPLR - Release Notes

**Explore what's new in ZBrain XPLR**

Stay ahead with the latest updates, enhancements, and breakthrough capabilities in ZBrain XPLR. Track progress, explore new possibilities, and stay aligned as the platform evolves to accelerate AI use case discovery, evaluation, and solution design.

## Module coverage <a href="#module-coverage" id="module-coverage"></a>

Updates span across all XPLR modules, ensuring comprehensive visibility into platform evolution:

* Simulation XPLR
* Taxonomy XPLR
* Solution XPLR
* Portfolio XPLR
* Functional Design XPLR

## What's included in each release <a href="#whats-included-in-each-release" id="whats-included-in-each-release"></a>

* **New features** – Introduction of new capabilities aimed at extending the scope and deepening the functionality of ZBrain XPLR modules.
* **Improvements** – Refinements to existing features, along with performance, stability, and functional enhancements across individual modules.
* **UI/UX updates** – Design and interaction refinements to deliver a more intuitive and efficient user experience.
* **Platform announcements** – Notable changes, including new integrations, security updates, and system-wide enhancements to the XPLR platform.

**Latest release**

**ZBrain XPLR v 3.0.3** – Released July 2, 2025

View Full Release Notes →

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