v.26.4.15.0
This release delivers new components, integrations, and a range of enhancements and bug fixes to improve usability and the overall Robility Flow experience.
Action Required
We have put in significant effort to ensure a smooth transition; most of the existing flows will continue to work without interruption. Should any component behave unexpectedly, developers are encouraged to review and resolve the issue at their end.
A selective group of components has been enhanced and require mandatory upgrades or reconfiguration to ensure proper functionality. Please update the following components if they are used in your existing flows:
a. Add Transaction
b. Invoke Flow & Webhook
c. RAG Components (Chroma DB)
d. MCP Servers
e. Playwright MCP
f. Robility LLM
Deprecated Components
Several components have been removed and are no longer available in the latest version. While they will continue to work in existing flows, if any issues arise, please update your flows using the recommended alternatives listed below.
| Removed Component | Recommended Alternative |
|---|---|
| Save File (from Processing) | Save file (from File System features) |
| Type Convert (from Processing) | Type Converter (from Flow Operations) |
| Multi Condition Router (from Flow Ooperations) | Smart Router (from LLM Operations) |
Limitations
1. Local Flow Creation Removed: You can no longer create local flows. All new flows including local flows will be now created directly within a designated project and tenant folder. [Refer here.]
2. Strict Naming Conventions: Flow names are currently case-sensitive, where it allows you to create separate flows with names that differ only by capitalization (e.g., testFlow and testflow are treated as two distinct flows).
What’s New
New Components
a. Smart Router: Upgrade your standard routing with LLM-driven intent recognition. By passing incoming payloads to an LLM for semantic evaluation, this component automatically determines the underlying context and dynamically directs your execution flow down the most optimal path. Click here to learn more.
b. Mock Data: Safely test and prototype your workflows without relying on live data. This component generates realistic sample messages, tables, and data sets, helping you reduce risk and accelerate your development cycle. Click here to refer.
c. Dynamic Create Data: Seamlessly transform unstructured data into structured outputs at runtime. This allows you to define custom fields and dynamically populate them using the data passed from previous components. Click here to learn more.
d. Robility Knowledge Base (Ingestion & Retrieval): Build a centralized intelligence hub for your workflows. This tool processes your documents into vectorized AI embeddings and uses semantic search to help your AI agents dynamically retrieve the precise context they need to perform tasks accurately.
New Integrations
Flow now supports the below integrations designed to enhance your AI orchestration:
a. Agent Lifecycle Toolkit (ALTK): Significantly improves the reliability and management of your AI agents. Click here to learn more.
b. CometAPI: Unlocks seamless access to over 500 different AI models through a single, unified integration.
c. Configurable Generalist Agent(CUGA): Empowers you to design and execute complex, highly adaptive workflow scenarios. Click here to learn more.
Enhancements
1. Interact — Queue Listing Updates
a. Add Transaction – The queue listing now displays only the processing queues list from the integrated Interact project.
b. Get Transaction – The queue listing has been expanded to display all queues from Interact.
2. Component Renaming and grouping
a. The Webhook component is now part of the Input & Output group.
b. The Data component has been renamed Data Source.
c. The Logic component is now Flow Control.
d. The Help group has been renamed Utilities, now including the Python Interpreter.
e. Components including Batch Run, Structured Output, Smart Function, LLM Router, and Smart Transform have been consolidated into the LLM Operations group, making them easier to find and manage
3. Read File Component: Hovering over the “Select Files” or “FilePath” field now displays supported formats as a placeholder, making file selection easier and more intuitive.
4. Robility Model: The Robility LLM is now Robility Model and includes embeddings for smarter search, vector tasks, and enhanced AI integration.
5. Data Table — Insert, Update, Delete & Update Component: The component now supports input field nodes to receive inputs directly from other components, improving data flow and making workflows more flexible.
6. Playground — Clear All Sessions: The Playground now includes a Clear All Sessions button next to the New Chat option, allowing users to clear all sessions at once.
7. Flow DateTime Localization: Tables now display dates and times in the local browser time instead of UTC, making data easier to read and consistent across time zones.
8. The “Import” button has been moved from the “Projects” sidebar and is now accessed directly when selecting “New Flow.” Click here to learn more.
Bug Fixes
1. Get Interact Component: Fixed an issue where an incorrect error message was displayed when no queue was available. The component now shows an accurate error message for clearer feedback.
2. Rest API Bug Fixes:
a. Fixed an issue where global variables were not displayed correctly.
b. Resolved the unique identifier name field so that when tool mode is enabled, action field names are updated dynamically using the unique identifier.
c. Addressed missing fields in URL and cURL outputs, ensuring all relevant data is properly displayed.
Known Issues
1. The Loop component currently supports only linear execution. Connecting multiple downstream components from the loop output is not supported and may cause the flow to break. (Tentative fix: Apr 2026)
2. Robility Flow may occasionally encounter a “Server Busy” issue. In such cases, wait for 5–10 minutes, then refresh the browser and try again. If the issue persists, please contact the Support team. (Tentative fix: Apr 2026)
3. Deleting a project also removes all associated flows, and they cannot be recovered. (Tentative fix: May 2026)
4. If the description field is removed from the flow JSON before import, the workflow is still uploaded with an empty description. (Tentative fix: May 2026)
5. Flow names are user-specific, allowing multiple users to create flows with the same name, which may result in duplicate solution names and versions. (Tentative fix: May 2026)
6. Newly generated API keys currently apply to all workflow versions. This will be updated to restrict keys to specific versions in future releases. (Tentative fix: May 2026)
7. The Web Scraper component does not support extracting data from JavaScript-based web pages. (Tentative fix: May 2026)
8. The Shareable Playground feature is not functioning as expected. (Tentative fix: May 2026)
Release Date: 13/04/2026
