New Features
AI Infrastructure Migration to Google Cloud Platform
Description: Migrated AI summarization infrastructure from AWS Lambda/OpenAI to Google Cloud Functions and Vertex AI
Benefits:
Access to Google's latest AI models
Improved scalability and performance
Enhanced data privacy: no data is logged and AI interactions cannot be used to train any models
AI Summaries for Agent Logs (Wi-Fi Troubleshooting)
Description: Added AI-powered summarization for Agent Logs to assist with Wi-Fi troubleshooting
Features:
Intelligent analysis of Wi-Fi connection logs
Automated identification of connection issues and patterns
Natural language summaries of complex log data
Integration with Agent Details view
Use Case: Simplifies Wi-Fi troubleshooting by providing quick, actionable insights from verbose agent logs
Ad-Hoc Custom Command Testing
Description: Added ability to run custom bash or Python commands as ad-hoc tests
Features:
Support for bash scripts (must start with `#!/usr/bin/env bash`)
Support for Python scripts (must start with `#!/usr/bin/env python`)
Configurable timeout (1-120 seconds)
Custom output schema definition for parsing and displaying command results
Full integration with ad-hoc testing workflow and result visualization
Use Case: Allows users to execute custom diagnostic commands and view structured results in the dashboard. This is also a good way to test any custom command scripts you want to use in a scheduled manner before setting them up.
Wired Scheduled Tests on Wi-Fi Agents
Description: Added support for running scheduled tests on wired interfaces for Wi-Fi agents
Features:
Interface type selection in scheduled test configuration UI
Proper handling of interface type when creating and executing scheduled tests
Enhanced test breakdown views to display interface type information
Use Case: Enables more flexible network testing by allowing users to choose which interface to use for scheduled tests on dual-interface agents
Interface Selection for Ad-Hoc Tests on Wi-Fi Agents
Description: Added ability to select wired or wireless interface when running ad-hoc tests on Wi-Fi agents
Features:
New interface selection UI component for all ad-hoc test types
Support for interface selection in: DNS, HTTP, Iperf, Network Speed, Packet Capture, Ping, Traceroute, VoIP, and Custom Command tests
Automatic interface detection based on agent capabilities
Use Case: Provides flexibility to test both wired and wireless connectivity on Wi-Fi agents without needing separate agents
Improved interface detection (Agent)
Filtered out veth interfaces and namespace-related interfaces (`_ns_`, `@if`) from interface list
Added automatic namespace detection on interface initialization
🔧 Improvements
ServiceNow Integration Enhancement
Description: Enhanced ServiceNow integration events to include failing destination information
Improvements:
Events now include detailed information about which specific destinations are failing
Improved event payload for better incident correlation in ServiceNow
More actionable alerts for IT operations teams
Impact: ServiceNow incidents now contain richer context, enabling faster troubleshooting and root cause analysis
AI Prompt Improvements
Description: Enhanced all AI summarization prompts for better output quality
Improvements:
More concise and readable summary outputs
Better structured responses across all AI features (Agents, Alerts, Incidents, Targets, Wi-Fi Profiles)
Improved system instructions for consistent analysis
Bug Fixes
Fixed dig parsing when DNS server returns warnings before the answer section (Agent)
Now searches for "ANSWER:" and "time:" anywhere in the dig output
Also fixed error message extraction offset for "ERROR:" responses