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# Version 3.0.2 | June 25, 2025

## **Overview** <a href="#overview" id="overview"></a>

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.

| Module                 | Capability                                    | What it delivers                                                                                     |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 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** <a href="#improvements" id="improvements"></a>

### **General platform** <a href="#general-platform" id="general-platform"></a>

* **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** <a href="#functional-design-xplr" id="functional-design-xplr"></a>

* **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.

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* **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.

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* **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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