Fuel iX Copilots — Week 39 · June 21–27

This week brought a mix of new capabilities and reliability fixes — from smarter conversation summaries and new file support to more accurate usage tracking and smoother session handling across chats and agents.

  • Automatic conversation summaries: Long chat conversations now generate summaries automatically, so it's easier to catch up on context and key points without scrolling back through the full history.
  • XML file upload support: You can now upload and process XML files directly in Fuel iX, giving you more flexibility in the data sources you bring into your AI agents and workflows.
  • Cache usage visibility in analytics: Usage analytics now show prompt cache hit rate as a percentage of input tokens in the model breakdown, helping teams understand and optimize caching efficiency.
  • More accurate token usage counts: Fixed an issue where the conversation usage panel could underreport token usage by up to 50% due to bad data from providers — token counts shown now are validated and accurate.
  • Corrected default model access for new organizations: New organizations now start with the recommended default set of AI models instead of being given access to every model, for a more curated starting experience.
  • Copilot thumbnail updates fixed: Copilot creators can now update thumbnail images on their existing custom copilots without needing super admin permissions.
  • Smoother recovery from expired sessions: When a session expires, the system now gives clearer feedback and triggers a proper refresh flow, instead of showing a generic error.
  • Chat no longer interrupted when editing copilot instructions: You can now update a copilot's instructions mid-conversation without the chat failing or shutting down.
  • Clearer handling when prompts are blocked: If a prompt is blocked by safety guardrails, the agent run now properly shows as failed with a clear message instead of getting stuck in a "queued" state indefinitely.
  • Better visibility into agent workflow retries: Agent execution monitoring now reports retry attempts more accurately, making it easier to troubleshoot workflow issues.