Tracer view, GitHub status badges, and dependency graph

Update 01 of 05
Enhanced Tracer: View Page and Agent Data
Debugging automated tests often involves understanding exactly what data the AI agent is processing. To simplify this, we've enhanced the tracer to show all the data the agent receives—including the current page and agen
Debugging automated tests often involves understanding exactly what data the AI agent is processing. To simplify this, we've enhanced the tracer to show all the data the agent receives—including the current page and agent context - providing clearer visibility into what's happening during test execution.
How It Works
- Complete Visibility: Easily view the exact data being provided to the AI agent, including:
  Page Data: See exactly what the agent sees on the webpage during each test step.
  Agent Context: Access insights into the agent's current understanding and state.
- Simplified Debugging: Quickly pinpoint issues and validate data inputs, making it easier to refine test goals and steps.
- Improved Goal Clarity: Understand exactly what data is available for reference, enabling more precise and effective test scripting.
Getting Started
Access these enhanced details directly from your tracer view during any test run. Simply expand the tracer panel to view the complete data provided to your agent.
# Direct link
Update 02 of 05
GitHub Status Badges
Now you can add a QA.tech status badge directly to your GitHub README to quickly display the status of your automated tests. The badge clearly indicates whether tests are passing or failing and provides insight into when
Now you can add a QA.tech status badge directly to your GitHub README to quickly display the status of your automated tests. The badge clearly indicates whether tests are passing or failing and provides insight into when the last test run occurred. This helps your team easily monitor test health at a glance, streamlining development workflows and improving visibility.
How It Works:
- Live Status: Instantly shows if your tests are passing or failing.
- Recent Activity: Includes a timestamp to indicate when tests were last executed.
- Easy Integration: Quickly add badges with a simple markdown snippet directly into your README.
You find all the instructions you need on Settings -> Integrations
# Direct link
Update 03 of 05
Preview Test Changes in Edit View
We've introduced a new feature that lets you preview how your changes would impact the AI agent directly within the edit view. This allows you to quickly retry specific steps without needing to rerun the entire test, sav
We've introduced a new feature that lets you preview how your changes would impact the AI agent directly within the edit view. This allows you to quickly retry specific steps without needing to rerun the entire test, saving significant time during debugging and refinement.
How It Works:
- If the AI agent clicks the wrong button or takes an unintended action, simply update your test instructions.
- Use the new "Preview" button in the tracer panel to instantly see what the agent would do differently based on your updated instructions.
Important Note:
- The preview shows the intended action but doesn't actually replay it on the website. This means you'll see precisely what the agent plans to do, but it won't perform the action again live.
Find this feature in the tracer panel within the edit view.
# Direct link
Update 04 of 05
Run with Dependencies in Test Edit View
We've introduced a new feature that lets you easily rerun a test along with all its dependencies directly from the test edit view. In situations where running a single test isn't sufficient—such as needing to recreate an
We've introduced a new feature that lets you easily rerun a test along with all its dependencies directly from the test edit view. In situations where running a single test isn't sufficient—such as needing to recreate an item before deleting it—you can now use the "Run w. Dependencies" button. Normally we use the latest execution of the dependency as starting point.
How it Works:
- Convenient Execution: Click "Run w. Dependencies" from the test edit view to automatically execute the current test and all the tests it depends on.
- Ensures Proper Setup: Useful in scenarios where prior tests, like item creation, must be executed first to ensure accurate results for dependent tests, like item deletion.
This enhancement streamlines testing workflows, reducing manual steps and ensuring your tests run in the correct context every time.
# Direct link
Update 05 of 05
Test Dependency Graph
Understanding complex test setups can be challenging, especially when tests share browser states and pass information between each other. With this update, we've made it simple to visualize test dependencies and interact
Understanding complex test setups can be challenging, especially when tests share browser states and pass information between each other. With this update, we've made it simple to visualize test dependencies and interactions clearly.
How It Works
- Visualize Dependencies: Click on the new graph icon in any previous test result to instantly see a graphical representation of your test's dependency structure.
- Easier Maintenance: Quickly identify dependencies between tests, enabling streamlined updates and efficient troubleshooting.
- Enhanced Understanding: Clearly view how browser states and data are reused and passed between test cases, offering deeper insights into your test flows.
Simply navigate to a test result and click on the graph menu to explore your test dependencies visually.
# Direct link

Enhanced Tracer: View Page and Agent Data

GitHub Status Badges

Preview Test Changes in Edit View

Run with Dependencies in Test Edit View

Test Dependency Graph

Your code ships daily. Can your testing keep up?