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See what has changed in Frontierz and how each update affects your work. These notes cover administration, learning, and AI Fellow conversations. Each dated release describes the behaviour at that time; linked guides explain the current version.

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v2026-11-03

This update adds certificate logos and a background image, a language switch for Learning Paths, embed controls for AI Fellow widgets, a live face for custom appearances, and an AI Fellow that helps you while you work in Studio.

Main changes

  • Add your logos to Learning Path certificates. In Company Profile, Owners and Full Admins can add up to three logos and a background image to the right-hand panel of every certificate. A Learning Path can show its own logos instead under Settings. Without any setup, certificates keep Frontierz branding. See Certificate branding and Certificate logos.
  • Change the language of a Learning Path. Choosing another Language on Overview now saves at once and reloads the editor in that language. Text you have not yet written in it stays in the previous language, and nothing is translated automatically. See Change the language of a Learning Path.
  • Limit which sites can embed an AI Fellow. In the Integration Guide, Allowed domains lists the sites where the widget may appear, and an empty list allows any site. The Direct URL and the public page stay open, so use Private visibility to restrict who can reach the AI Fellow. See Allowed domains.
  • Control the AI Fellow widget from your page. The embed code now lets your page open and close the widget and react to events such as the end of a conversation. When you turn on Use context from the embedding website, your page can also tell the AI Fellow which page the visitor is on. See Control the widget from your page.
  • Sign in to a Private AI Fellow without leaving your page. When the workspace signs in through only one single sign-on provider, Sign in in an embedded widget opens that provider in a pop-up and the widget continues once the visitor finishes. See Integration Guide.
  • See custom appearances speak. When a custom identity's portrait shows a human face, its lips and expressions now follow the voice during calls. Frontierz prepares the live face a few minutes after you deploy the identity, and other portraits keep their clips. See AI Fellow Identities.
  • Choose a British voice for male Fellows. In Company Profile, a new setting gives male AI Fellows a British voice in British English calls. It is off by default, and female voices do not change. See British voice for male Fellows.
  • Switch between workspaces you administer. Owners and Full Admins of more than one workspace now see Switch Tenant in the user menu. Frontierz signs you in to the other workspace when it accepts the way you signed in, and otherwise sends you to its sign-in page. See Switch workspace.
  • Get help from your AI Fellow in Studio. A bubble on the screens where you create or edit AI Fellows, AI Simulations, and Learning Paths starts a voice call with your own AI Fellow, which knows the screen you are on and can draft into its fields. It is on by default and nothing is saved from the call. See Ask your AI Fellow for help.
  • Open Private simulations from a Learning Path. A learner who can open a simulation step can use that simulation even when it is Private, without being added through Manage Users, and must finish it before the next step unlocks. See Add an AI Simulation between sessions.
  • Paste text during a Learning Path call. The Chat panel now has a text box during every voice call in a Learning Path session, even when Text chat is off, so learners can paste what the AI Fellow asks for. See Text chat mode and Chat and shared content.
  • Fold long text in Chat. Text cards the AI Fellow shares now have Collapse and Expand on their title row. See Chat and shared content.
  • Keep seeing the AI Fellow on the whiteboard. During a voice call, opening the whiteboard now keeps the AI Fellow's face on screen as a small circle over the board instead of hiding it. See Whiteboard.
  • See when the AI Fellow is picking up. After a call starts, the screen shows Calling and the AI Fellow's name, with a ring around its face, until the AI Fellow answers. See Start a session.
  • Meet the AI Fellow on the welcome screen. The Info screen now shows the AI Fellow's portrait, name, and an AI-based Fellow or AI-based Simulation label beside the briefing, and Continue stays in view while long text scrolls. See Info screen.
  • Read a clearer Monday progress summary. The summary now names the Studio role it was sent for, lists only the groups that apply, suggests a next step, and links to Settings. See Learning Path communications.
  • Understand a role from its invitation email. The email for a new Admin, Creator, or Manager names who invited them and the role they received, and explains what that role can do. See Add an Admin, Creator, or Manager.

Fixes and known issues

  • Count only finished sessions in Global Progress Reports. A session someone only started is no longer counted as completed, and the report separates started from finished. See Global Progress Reports.
  • Ask a guest's name from a Purpose. An AI Fellow whose Purpose opens by asking a visitor's name no longer contradicts itself for guests of a Public AI Fellow. Signed-in users and Fellows with Anonymize personal data are unchanged.
  • Move off a dead microphone. If your microphone stops sending sound during a call, Frontierz tells you and switches to another microphone when one is available. Switching while muted keeps you muted. See Troubleshooting.
  • Resume long conversations. A long AI Fellow conversation now resumes instead of failing when its saved history cannot be restored in full. See Troubleshooting.
  • Use the right words for SCORM steps. The completion banner on a SCORM step reads Session completed and Complete session, like other Learning Path sessions, instead of Complete lesson. See Import a SCORM package.

v2026-10-25

This is a significant update. It adds OAuth 2.0 and custom request bodies to Connectors, text sessions in Learning Paths, an AI Fellow inside SCORM courses, images in transcripts, rejected LMS grades in Studio, and a live face for the standard AI Fellows during calls.

Main changes

  • Connect Connectors with OAuth 2.0. Under Authentication, a Webhook or MCP Server Connector can now use OAuth 2.0 instead of a Bearer token. Save the Connector, click Connect, and approve access in the other service; Frontierz refreshes the token automatically and shows Reconnect needed if the service stops accepting it. Only the authorization code flow is supported. See Create a Connector.
  • Send the request body your system expects. A Webhook Connector can now replace its standard JSON payload with your own under Customize request body. Write {{field_key}} where each field's value belongs. See Customize the request body.
  • Include the person's name and email in a Connector request. A custom request body can use {{user.name}} and {{user.email}}, taken from the signed-in account. Guests send empty values, and Anonymize personal data does not remove them. See Include the user's name and email.
  • Let users type in Learning Path sessions. On a Learning Path's Capabilities, Text chat under Conversation adds Voice and Text to every Fellow Session. Users can switch during a session without losing the conversation, and objectives still count. It is off by default. See Text chat mode.
  • Add an AI Fellow to a SCORM course. When you import a SCORM package, or later on its session card, choose an AI Fellow that learners can open with Ask from the course's top bar. It knows the learner's progress and the course text and does not give quiz answers. A Private AI Fellow becomes available to everyone who can open that session. See Add an AI Fellow to the course.
  • Rename a SCORM session. Edit Name on the SCORM session's card on Sessions. The change saves immediately and learners see the new name on Your Journey. See Rename a SCORM session.
  • See the images the AI Fellow showed. Transcripts in Studio and in Previous chats now show the images the AI Fellow generated or shared during the conversation. Exports still contain text only. See Conversations and analytics and Previous chats.
  • Find grades your LMS rejected. When an LMS refuses a grade, for example because the gradebook item was deleted, Frontierz stops retrying and shows the count in LMS integration and the details in Edit platform under Grades the LMS rejected. See When the LMS rejects a grade.
  • See the standard AI Fellows react during calls. During a voice call, most standard AI Fellow faces now lip-sync to the voice and react while the user talks. All standard AI Fellows also have new portraits. Custom identities keep their clips, and Pause animations or the device's reduced-motion setting keeps the face still. See Live sessions.

Fixes and known issues

  • Avoid switching to a call by accident. In a text session, the first press of Voice now asks you to select it again before the call starts. See Type instead of talk.

v2026-10-02

Main changes

  • Choose voice or text in the same conversation. Where an AI Fellow allows typing, Voice and Text appear with Start live session. Text starts a typed conversation; Voice during that conversation continues it as a call. During a call, Text opens Chat. Learning Path sessions stay voice-only. See Text chat mode and Type instead of talk.
  • Review sign-in and restrict the network. Company Settings now includes Sign-in & Security for Owners and Full Admins. It lists the sign-in methods Frontierz has enabled, lets you choose whether single sign-on can create an account, and can limit access to your IP ranges. See Sign-in & Security.
  • Create LMS learners when the LMS sends no email. On an LMS connection, Allow learners without an email is off by default and applies only when Unknown users is Create. Those people can sign in only from the LMS, and Users, reports, and exports show a placeholder address. See LMS.
  • Unenroll several people from a Learning Path. On Manage Users, select people and choose Unenroll Selected. Their accounts and progress stay; they lose access to that path. See Manage Users.
  • Open a shared Launch address on the public page. When someone who is not signed in opens the address of Launch AI Fellow or Launch AI Simulation, Frontierz now opens the same page as Copy Link when the Fellow is Public or Private, with the language and region selected on that page. A Private Fellow still requires sign-in and access. Otherwise they see the sign-in page, and the public address stays hidden. Someone who is already signed in, but cannot edit the Fellow, is not sent there. See Deployment options.

v2026-09-28

Main changes

  • Review who changed the workspace. Company Settings now includes Activity Log for Owners and Full Admins. It lists administrative changes to Learning Paths, AI Fellows, roles, access, and company settings, including who made each change. Passwords and secrets stay hidden. See Activity Log.
  • See whether private mode is working. When an AI Fellow has Anonymize personal data on, the session shows Setting up private mode, Private mode is on, or Private mode is not working. If private mode is not working, typed messages are not sent and the conversation is not saved, but speech still reaches the AI provider. See Privacy and data.

v2026-09-22

Main changes

  • Choose how an AI Fellow speaks a language. Spoken accent or variety now appears beside the language for English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Dutch on AI Fellows, AI Simulations, and Learning Paths. On Launch AI Fellow, Language and Region or variety apply to that preview and the copied link. See Create an AI Fellow and Deployment options.
  • Save a Company Profile section where you edit it. While editing, each section has its own Save changes button. See Company Profile.
  • Keep flowchart steps apart on the whiteboard. A flowchart step drawn without its own position now sits beside a similar step instead of on top of it.

v2026-09-21

Main changes

  • Set up Frontierz in your LMS. New guides explain how to connect Canvas, Blackboard Learn, D2L Brightspace, Moodle, and Cornerstone Learning. See LMS.
  • Choose whether Managers can create content. When adding a Manager, use Can build new content to allow them to create Learning Paths, AI Fellows, and Assessments. This permission is off by default. You can check it later under Build content on their detail page. See Roles and permissions.
  • Export conversations by date. An AI Fellow's Export option now lets you include all conversations, a preset period, or a custom date range. See Conversations and analytics.
  • Generate AI Fellow reports for a specific period. Generate a new report now lets you select the reporting period. Each report card shows the dates covered. See AI Fellow report.
  • Format welcome messages. The Text field on an Info screen now supports bold, italic, lists, and quotes. See Info screen.
  • Set a new user's language. Add User, CSV import, and Enroll New User now include a Language setting with regional options such as French (Canada). It applies when the account is created and can be changed later through Edit Info. In Launch AI Fellow, you can also set the shared link's language; Copy URL explains access restrictions when the Fellow is Private or inactive. See Access Management and Deployment options.
  • Use a whiteboard during calls. The On screen capabilities now include Whiteboard. The participant and the AI Fellow can both sketch during the call, and the Fellow can view the participant’s drawings. See Connectors.
  • Find what the AI Fellow shares in Chat. Text to copy, interactive widgets, images, and documents now appear as cards in the session's Chat, which opens with a short notice when something new arrives. The separate side panel is gone. Diagrams are drawn on the whiteboard, so the Diagrams capability has been replaced by Whiteboard. See Chat and shared content.
  • Receive progress emails once learning has started. The Monday digest is sent only when at least one enrolled user has started the Learning Path. See Learning Path communications.

v2026-09-16

Main changes

  • Keep your chosen visibility after uploading reference files. An AI Fellow still shows Training while its Knowledge Base files are being processed. Once processing finishes, it retains the visibility you selected: Public, Private, or Disabled. See Visibility.

v2026-09-15

Main changes

  • Navigate between completed reports. Learning Path, AI Fellow, and user reports now have arrows to open the previous or next completed report. Go Back returns you to the dashboard or user detail page. See Analytics.
  • Find sections within a report. On wide screens, the new Contents panel links directly to Key themes, Recommended actions, and the report's other sections. See Conversations and analytics.
  • Discuss simulation feedback with Your Fellow. After an AI Simulation, Discuss Feedback starts a voice call about the practice report. The conversation helps users review the feedback and does not change their scores. See AI Simulations.

v2026-09-07

Main changes

  • Use a passkey for two-factor verification. Users who have two-factor authentication enabled and a registered passkey can now choose Use passkey instead of entering an authenticator code. Can't use your app? still allows a recovery code. Initial authenticator setup continues to require a code from the app. See User experience.
  • Review a library Fellow before adding it. Each template now shows its avatar, title, language, reference knowledge, and About this Fellow description, alongside Add to your workspace. See Fellows library.
  • Issue certificates with your company branding. Completion certificates now use the company colours, logo, and sign-in background when configured. Users can find their certificate on Your Progress, print it, download a PDF, or export it to LinkedIn. See Completion certificate.

v2026-09-04

Main changes

  • See each user's overall learning progress. The Users tab in Access Management now shows Global progress across the Learning Paths listed on that page. See Access Management.
  • Generate a summary of a user's activity. The Actions menu on a user's detail page now includes Generate Report, which summarises their Learning Path progress and AI Fellow activity. It becomes available once the user has completed Fellow sessions, conversations, or messages. See User detail.
  • Choose who can view simulation feedback. Learning Path Settings now lets you show practice feedback to Users and admins (the default) or Admins only. See Simulation feedback visibility.

v2026-09-01

Main changes

  • Help new users find their way around Frontierz. New accounts receive a one-time Home tour on tablets and computers. Learners are shown the Fellow card, their next session when available, Your Journey, and Help. Studio users are shown the Fellow card, Studio, Company Settings, and Help. To repeat the tour on a user's next Home visit, select Actions → Show Onboarding Again on their detail page. See User experience.
  • Manage LMS connections from Access Management. LMS registration has moved to Access Management → LMS integration. Use New Integration when no connections are configured. Failed launches now display a support reference, such as FRZ-8K2Q, and a code: LTI-OPEN, LTI-SETUP, LTI-ACCESS, or LTI-TEMP. The integration list shows Last failed or Last ok; Edit platform shows Last launch problem. Launches that match no integration are identified separately. See LMS.
  • Find custom Fellow appearances in Studio. AI Fellow Identities has moved from Company Settings to Studio → AI Fellows → Custom Appearances. See AI Fellow Identities.
  • Manage a user's account from one menu. The user detail Actions menu now groups Edit Info, Edit Access (which opens Assign role and access), Show Onboarding Again, and Remove User. The learner list is labelled Learners. See User detail.
  • Find learning achievements under Your Progress. The user progress page is now titled Your Progress, and the Your Journey menu entry is View your Progress Report. The Keep in Progress Reports option on standalone practice reports is unchanged.
  • Ask questions within either manual. The Admin Manual and User Manual now include Ask a question, with answers based on the manual currently open. This also works in Studio's Help panel. Search stays within the same manual, and each page shows its last update date. The Admin Manual is now at /admin-manual; existing /docs links continue to work. See Navigation.

v2026-08-31

Main changes

  • Review progress across all assigned Learning Paths. From Your Journey, users can open View your Progress Reports to see completion, badges with their path and date, certificates, and saved simulation feedback. The page also counts badges, certificates, and simulations practised. See User experience.
  • Keep and review simulation feedback. AI Simulations now produce a coaching report with a summary, evidence against the criteria, strengths, and suggested next actions. Reports from Learning Path steps are saved automatically in Progress Reports. For a standalone simulation, users choose Keep in Progress Reports to save it there. Administrators can open the same report from the conversation or the user's Learning Path detail. The Admins only setting can restrict access to the feedback. See AI Simulations and Simulation feedback visibility.
  • Revisit feedback from earlier simulations. The Previous Feedback menu on a standalone AI Simulation lists earlier reports for that Fellow. Signed-in users with more saved Learning Path reports than the menu can display see Read More, which opens Progress Reports.

v2026-08-30

Main changes

  • Enable learning emails with clear starting dates. Automatic emails are on by default for new Learning Paths. Existing paths keep them off until you enable them. Email schedules start when you enable the setting, so users do not receive messages for completion or inactivity that occurred earlier. See Learning Path communications.
  • Receive simulation feedback without defining success criteria. Frontierz prepares a coaching report after an AI Simulation even when success criteria have not been set. In Settings, choose whether users can see the report or access is limited to administrators. See AI Simulations and Simulation feedback visibility.

v2026-08-29

Main changes

  • Send automatic learning reminders and progress summaries. In Learning Path Settings, Learning Path communications enables emails and lets you choose Weekly or Intensive. Users can receive welcome, re-engagement, session reminder, missed-session, and completion emails. Weekly re-engagement follows 7 days of inactivity; Intensive welcome and re-engagement emails use a 2-day interval. People who monitor the path receive a Monday summary with counts, no names, and a link to Global Progress. See Learning Path communications.

v2026-08-28

Main changes

  • Give content authors a dedicated role. The new Creator role can create Learning Paths, AI Fellows, and Connectors without access to enrolment, progress screens, or Company Settings. Invite a Creator through Add Admin / Creator / Manager in Access Management. See Roles and permissions.
  • Remove a user from a workspace. Remove User is now available from the Users tab and user detail page. If the user belongs to no other workspace, removing them also deletes their account. See Access management.
  • Use a source document to draft a Learning Path. Build with AI now accepts one optional document, up to 50 MB, in the same formats as Learning Path knowledge. Frontierz uses it to draft the path, then discards it. See Build with AI.
  • Ask Your Fellow for links to assigned learning. The user's assigned Fellow can now share links to Learning Paths and AI Fellows that the user already has permission to access.

v2026-08-25

Main changes

  • Export and import Learning Paths as Frontierz files. Actions → Export on the dashboard downloads a .frontierz.json file. You can import it through New Learning Path → Import. See Import a Frontierz Learning Path.
  • Provide a longer brief when building with AI. The briefing field now accepts up to 30,000 characters. See Build with AI.
  • Start from a ready-made AI Fellow. Browse the Fellows library opens a collection of templates. Adding one creates a Disabled copy in your workspace for you to configure. See Fellows library.
  • Jump to settings from the editor preview. During editing, selecting a field in Preview opens the corresponding section. When creating a Fellow, the preview appears after Overview. See Create an AI Fellow.
  • Register an LMS connection. Company Settings → LMS now lets you register Canvas, Blackboard, or another LTI 1.3 platform. See LMS.
  • Set separate company logos and a default user image. Company Profile now includes Light logo, Dark logo, Logo on the login page, and Default profile image. See Company Profile.
  • Upload spreadsheets as reference material. Learning Path and AI Fellow knowledge uploads once again list Excel (.xlsx) and CSV files. AI Fellow Knowledge Base also accepts raster images, such as photographs and screenshots. See Knowledge Base.

v2026-08-19

Main changes

  • Manage a Learning Path from one Actions menu. The dashboard now groups View as Learner, Generate Report, Edit, Export, Move to Tenant (when available), and Delete under Actions. See Analytics.
  • Create reports from the report section. The Global Progress Report area now has a Generate a new report link beneath its heading. See Global Progress Report.
  • Review badge counts alongside enrolled users. Session badge counts now appear under Enrolled Users. View as Learner is the first option in Actions and asks you to enrol if needed. See Enrolled Users.
  • Edit a Learning Path by section. The editor opens on Overview, with Title and Tags together, followed by Sessions, Capabilities, and Settings tabs. Back to Dashboard returns you to the dashboard. See Edit a Learning Path.
  • Get descriptions for uploaded reference files. When an AI Fellow Knowledge Base file is Ready, Frontierz now creates a short Description, as it does for Learning Path knowledge. See Knowledge Base.
  • Use the same sections when creating and editing an AI Fellow. Both workflows now have Overview, Fellow Definition, Knowledge Base, Capabilities, and a Preview column. Creation uses steps and Continue; editing uses tabs and Save Changes. Fellow Definition contains the Fellow name, avatar, Purpose, and Use a template. See Create an AI Fellow.
  • Use a consistent editor for AI Simulations. Creating and editing a simulation now use Overview, Fellow Definition, Simulation Context, Objectives, Capabilities, and Preview. Creation uses Continue and ends with Finalize; editing uses tabs and Save Changes. See AI Simulations.
  • Preview Fellows and simulations while you work. The creation and editing screens now show a Preview column on the right for both AI Fellows and AI Simulations. See Create an AI Fellow and AI Simulations.
  • Save changes beside the fields you edit. AI Fellow and AI Simulation editing tabs now end with Save Changes. When creating either type, use Continue, then Save or Finalize on the last step.
  • Choose a standard Fellow, simulation, or library template. The New AI Fellow window now labels the standard option Default, alongside AI Simulation. Browse the Fellows library opens ready-made templates.
  • Open the next learning session from Home. Selecting the Fellow's face opens the next session when the user has an active Learning Path with a session available. Otherwise, it opens Your Fellow.

v2026-08-15

Main changes

  • Add more reference files to a Learning Path. The limit is now 20 files for the whole path; the limit per session remains 2. After processing, each file has an editable Description. The Fellow uses filenames and descriptions to choose which documents to read when needed. See Learning Path knowledge.
  • Manage sign-in security from Profile. Users can now change their password and manage two-factor authentication and passkeys from their profile, when those options are available. See Profile.
  • Keep processed knowledge when cloning a Fellow. Cloning an AI Fellow now copies its processed Knowledge Base files into the new Disabled copy.

v2026-08-11

Main changes

  • Organise Fellows and Learning Paths with tags. You can now add up to 20 tags to each resource during creation or editing, then use them to filter the lists in Studio. See Edit a Learning Path and Create an AI Fellow.
  • Search for an appearance by name. The Choose an appearance step now includes Search identities to help you find an identity in a large gallery.
  • Understand a capability before enabling it. Each capability now has a ? help tip explaining what users will see when it is enabled. See Capabilities and Connectors.
  • Review a report's findings before reading the detail. Completed AI Fellow and Learning Path reports now begin with Key themes, Recommended actions, and a summary of metrics. You can still print them or choose Save as PDF.

v2026-08-10

Main changes

  • Create custom session badges. Learning Path sessions can now have a badge name and icon. Users see their badges in Your Journey, and administrators can review how many have been earned in Team Achievements.
  • Manage session capabilities by group. Learning Paths and AI Fellows now group their controls under Presence, On screen, and Session flow. Managers can enable or disable built-in capabilities on resources assigned to them.
  • Draft simulations and objectives with AI. Build with AI can now create optional standalone AI Simulations. You can also generate objectives for an empty session.
  • Control sign-in for unrecognised email addresses. Company Profile now lets you choose how single sign-on handles an email address that is not registered.
  • Give Fellows additional context about a user. User detail now includes Internal notes, visible only to administrators and shared with the AI as context.
  • Export conversations and track users in integrations. Conversation exports now include a ZIP with conversation details and message CSV files. The Integration Guide also supports opening the widget in a new window and using external user IDs to associate activity with users in another system.
  • Preview and reorganise sessions more easily. Administrators can preview sessions without enrolling or completing earlier steps. Reordering or deleting a session saves immediately and renumbers the remaining sessions.
  • Print reports or save a PDF copy. Reports now include options to print them or save them as PDF.
  • Enable a custom Fellow appearance for your company. Use Turn on for your company to make a completed AI Fellow Identity available for use.
  • Add an individual user from Access Management. The new Add User option lets you add one person at a time.
  • Share files during a session. Users can drag in one file at a time, subject to the documented file size and text limits.

v2026-07-22

Main changes

  • Open the relevant manual from Help. Help replaces Notifications in the sidebar and opens a full-screen manual: the Admin Manual for Full Admins and Owners, or the User Manual for Managers and users. See Navigation.
  • Update or reset a user's learning progress. From a user's Learning Path detail page, administrators can mark incomplete sessions or individual objectives as complete. Reset Progress clears all recorded completions for that path. See Learner detail.

v2026-07-13

Main changes

  • Use more of a reference document when answering detailed questions. AI Fellows and AI Simulations can now search uploaded material and consult the relevant document beyond a short matching passage. This helps them find context for figures, dates, policy wording, and other specific details. It becomes available automatically when Knowledge Base processing finishes. See Knowledge Base.
  • Continue a previous conversation by text or voice. Opening a conversation in Previous chats now shows an active text conversation. Users can send a follow-up there or select Continue in a call to resume by voice. See User experience.
  • Recover from microphone and connection problems. New dialogs offer options to retry, reload, refresh devices, switch to text chat, or get help with corporate network restrictions. See User experience.

v2026-07-09

Main changes

  • Compare voice and text activity. The AI Fellows dashboard now lets you filter Real-time call and Text chat activity in summary cards and rankings. See Conversations and analytics.
  • Give a Fellow its own name. Standard AI Fellows can now display an optional Fellow name above the avatar instead of the appearance's name. See Create an AI Fellow.
  • Assign your own Fellow to new users. In Company Profile, you can now select an Active custom Fellow as the Default AI Fellow for new learners. See Default AI Fellow.
  • Rename or copy custom Fellow identities. Full Admins can rename generated identities. Owners with multiple workspaces can copy a completed identity to another workspace. See AI Fellow Identities.
  • Check the Owner role's permissions. The roles guide now explains the Owner role, who can manage administrators, and which destination workspaces are available for supported clone and copy actions.

v2026-07-03

Main changes

  • Show diagrams and interactive content during a session. An AI Fellow can now display diagrams and small interactive elements in the side panel, alongside text and links. In later releases, these controls are grouped under On screen and can be disabled for each resource. See AI Fellows.
  • Celebrate completed milestones. With Celebrations enabled, an AI Fellow can display a brief on-screen celebration for a milestone such as finishing a session.
  • Include Microsoft badges on certificates. Learning Paths configured to award a Microsoft credential can now show a Microsoft badges section with a redemption link on the completion certificate. See Completion certificate.

v2026-07-01

Main changes

  • Give a Learning Path its own reference material. You can now upload documents, audio, and video for the Fellow to consult during sessions. This release supports up to 3 files for the whole path and 2 per session; audio and video are transcribed automatically. The path-wide limit was increased in v2026-08-15. See Learning Path knowledge.
  • Keep the structure of your brief when building with AI. The briefing field now accepts formatted text, so you can paste an outline, existing curriculum, or requirements and use that structure in the draft. See Build with AI.

v2026-06-29

Main changes

  • Award certificates when users finish a Learning Path. Users who complete every step now receive a certificate showing the Learning Path name, company as issuer, and completion date. They can export it to LinkedIn or download it as a PDF. No administrator setup is required. See Completion certificate.
  • Reuse SCORM courses in Frontierz. You can now import a SCORM 1.2 or 2004 package as a new Learning Path or add it as a session to an existing path. The course runs unchanged, and Frontierz tracks its completion. See Import a SCORM package.
  • Generate a report on an AI Fellow's conversations. From the Fellow's monitoring page, you can now create an AI-written report about that Fellow, then print it or save it as PDF. See AI Fellow report.
  • Return to Your Journey after completing a session. A new completion banner includes Complete session, which returns the user to Your Journey with the next step unlocked. The banner also appears when revisiting a completed session; SCORM steps use Complete lesson.
  • Open links shared in text chat. Links sent by an AI Fellow are now clickable and open in a new browser tab.

v2026-06-24

Main changes

  • Generate a report on a Learning Path's progress. The Global progress dashboard can now produce a report using the group's progress, objective completion, and Fellow assessments. Completed reports can be printed or saved as PDF. See Learning Path report.
  • Review progress against each learning objective. Objective Insights now groups completion by objective and includes assessment examples when available. See Objective Insights.
  • Choose the personal Fellow for new learners. Full Admins can now select the Default AI Fellow in Company Profile to assign to newly created learner accounts. See Default AI Fellow.
  • Filter the AI Fellows list. You can now filter by status, type, usage, access state, and creator.

v2026-06-19

Main changes

  • Add practice simulations between learning sessions. You can now add an existing Active AI Simulation through Add AI Simulation in the editor's Sessions area. The simulation unlocks when the previous session is complete; starting it unlocks the next session. See AI Simulation and Add an AI Simulation between sessions.
  • Apply your company branding across the workspace. Company Profile now supports primary and secondary accent colours and session-card gradients, each with a reset option. You can show your logo across the platform and reuse the sign-in background on Home. See Company Profile.
  • Send fixed values through a Connector. Connector fields can now send a constant value with every request, in the required field format, without asking the AI Fellow to supply it. See Fixed field values.
  • Let users choose from their available AI Fellows. The sidebar's AI Fellows entry now opens a list of the Fellows and simulations the user can access, instead of opening a single Fellow directly.
  • Navigate more easily with a keyboard or screen reader. Frontierz pages and AI Fellow calls have improved keyboard navigation, focus handling in dialogs, and screen-reader support for call controls, settings, captions, and transcripts.

Fixes and known issues

  • Knowledge Base uploads fixed. Resolved a problem with uploading files to an AI Fellow’s Knowledge Base.
  • Embedded Fellow display corrected. Fixed minor styling issues on AI Fellow pages embedded in another website.

v2026-05-28

Main changes

  • Create simulations for role-play practice. Administrators can now select AI Simulation in New AI Fellow and define the character, situation, and success criteria for a practice conversation. See AI Simulations.
  • Share a file during a conversation. Users can drag a supported file into an active AI Fellow session. The Fellow uses it as context for that conversation; it is not added to the permanent Knowledge Base. See Files sent during sessions.
  • See who changed an AI Fellow. The monitoring page now includes a timeline of recorded changes and the administrators who made them. See Edit history.
  • Manage account details and activity in one place. Access Management now uses a single detail page for Users, Managers, and Full Admins, combining permissions, activity, usage, and account editing. See User detail.

v2026-05-19

Main changes

  • Offer text conversations with AI Fellows. The new Allow text chat setting in step 2 of the creation wizard lets users type instead of speaking. Text chat is always available on Your Fellow within the workspace and optional elsewhere. Learning Path sessions continue to require voice for objective assessment. See Text chat mode.
  • Welcome users with an introduction. AI Fellows and Learning Path sessions can now show an Info screen when opened. Add a title and, optionally, a subtitle, text, or video from Vimeo, YouTube, or a direct .mp4 link. Leaving the title empty hides the screen. See Info screen and Sessions and objectives.
  • Keep more context in conversations. AI Fellows can now use more reference material during a live call and a longer portion of the earlier transcript when resuming a conversation.
  • Configure Connectors earlier in the creation process. The AI Fellow wizard now places Connectors before Knowledge Base.

Fixes and known issues

  • Correct Learning Path settings applied. Fixed a case where a workspace with several assigned Learning Paths used the wrong configuration.
  • Voice pitch issue resolved. Voice quality and conversation timing have been adjusted. The brief drop in pitch reported in v2026-05-11 is fixed.
  • Studio translations corrected. Fixed several minor translation errors in Studio.

v2026-05-11

Main changes

  • Manage access from a Private Fellow's page. A new Users table on Private AI Fellow pages lets you add or remove access directly. See Manage Users.
  • Add users in bulk to Fellows and Learning Paths. Their user-management pages now include Import CSV.
  • Find Skills under their new name, Connectors. The platform now uses Connectors wherever these features were previously called Skills.
  • Let Managers control built-in capabilities. Managers can now enable or disable default Connectors, such as Screen Share. They still cannot add or remove company-level Custom Connectors. See Roles and permissions.

Fixes and known issues

  • Retain external user IDs in Connector records. Connector executions now keep the user identifier supplied through a standalone link or embedded Fellow.
  • Improved sign-in for embedded Private Fellows. Updated the authentication process for Private AI Fellows embedded in another website.
  • Known issue: brief drops in voice pitch. During a voice conversation, the pitch may occasionally drop for a few seconds. A fix was planned at this release and was delivered in v2026-05-19.

v2026-05-07

Main changes

  • Restrict access with Private AI Fellows. AI Fellows now support Private visibility so access can be limited to signed-in users with permission. This supports use cases such as sharing confidential information with selected Managers. See Visibility.
  • Assign access from separate administrator and user lists. Access Management now has Admin Users and Users tabs. You can give a user access to specific AI Fellows, including Private Fellows. See Access management.
  • Identify who created a Fellow or Learning Path. New resources now show their creator automatically. Existing resources do not receive a creator record retrospectively.

Fixes and known issues

  • More reliable access to past transcripts. Improved the reliability and availability of transcripts from earlier conversations.
  • Repeated screen-sharing announcement fixed. The AI Fellow no longer repeats Now I can see your screen in the affected screen-sharing scenario. This release also includes minor webcam and screen-sharing improvements.
  • Known issue: brief drops in voice pitch. During a voice conversation, the pitch may occasionally drop for a few seconds. A correction was in progress at this release and was delivered in v2026-05-19.