Fuel iX Copilots — Week 34

A busy week with something for everyone — new AI models, smarter conversation handling, expanded file support, and sharper analytics tools, alongside a handful of reliability fixes that smooth out some rough edges.

Automatic context management for long conversations: Fuel iX now automatically summarizes conversation history when a session grows very long, so AI agents keep running smoothly during extended chats without any manual intervention needed.
Gemini 3.7 Flash and Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite now available: Two new Google Gemini models are available in the Copilot model picker under the Google group. Both support vision, tool calling, and a 1 million token context window.
YAML file upload support: You can now upload .yaml and .yml files from your device, Google Drive, SharePoint, or directly in chat, making it easier to bring configuration files and structured data into your AI workflows.
Improved usage chart granularity with click-to-zoom drill-down: Manager usage charts now automatically pick the best time scale (1-hour, 4-hour, or daily) based on your selected date range. Click any bar to zoom into hourly detail for that day. Charts also display in your local browser timezone for accurate day-by-day breakdowns, and your preferred chart type (bar or line) is remembered between sessions.
More reliable Google Drive folder disconnection: Disconnecting a Google Drive folder now correctly rolls back if something goes wrong during cleanup, preventing a broken state where the folder looked removed in the UI but its documents were still active in your Copilot. You'll also receive a clear error notification if the disconnect doesn't complete successfully.
Resolved orphaned records on user deletion: Deleting a user could previously leave behind leftover authentication records, causing inconsistent account states. The deletion process now confirms those records are fully removed and surfaces any failures clearly.
Improved AI code generation quality: Updated internal coding guidelines mean AI-assisted code generation now produces more consistent and maintainable output.