Version 3.0.2 | June 25, 2025
Overview
ZBrain XPLR V 3.0.2 delivers enhanced stability, smarter cost control, and improved functional design automation, helping organizations assess, validate, and prioritize AI opportunities more efficiently.
General platform
Automatic fallback to live LLM
Auto-routes failed ZBrain Flow calls to live LLM for uninterrupted flow.
Session expiry handling
Automatically logs out inactive users and prompts re-login to maintain security and session clarity.
Functional design XPLR
Dropdown to select the solution’s impact type
Replaces free text with a dropdown for standardized impact selection.
Auto status detection for agents
Auto-updates agent status for accurate tracking.
Login prompt for integration
Prompts ZBrain account login when unauthenticated to prevent integration failures.
Improvements
General platform
Automatic fallback to live LLM When a ZBrain Flow call fails, the system now automatically falls back to the live LLM. This ensures users always receive a valid response, prevents broken flows, and maintains a seamless experience even if a static or cached path fails.
Session expiry handling The system now automatically logs users out as soon as their session token expires. It either redirects the user to the login page or displays a clear message, “Your session has expired due to inactivity. Please log in again.”, ensuring a secure and transparent user experience.
Functional design XPLR
Dropdown to select the solution’s impact type
The “Type of Impact” field is now a standardized dropdown, replacing free-text entries to ensure consistent impact categorization and simpler filtering and reporting in the functional design phase.

Auto status detection for agents
Agent status is now automatically detected and displayed as Not Started, In Progress, or Complete. This removes the need for manual status tracking and provides real-time visibility into the design and deployment state of each agent.

Proactive login prompt In Functional Design XPLR, the system now detects unauthenticated sessions and immediately prompts users to log in. This upfront check prevents worker-API failures and keeps ZBrain integrations running without unexpected interruptions.

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