Release notes··5 updates

    Project creation API, redesigned PR picker, and custom-field configs

    5 updates shipped on June 9, 2026.

    1. Update 01 of 05

      Claude Desktop removed from MCP install options

      Claude Desktop recently switched to OAuth-only MCP authentication, which is incompatible with API key configs, so it has been removed from the in-app install options.

      The Claude Desktop tab is no longer shown under Settings → Integrations → API → MCP clients, and the --client claude-desktop example has been removed from the CLI section. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Continue are unaffected – they still use API key–based configs.

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    2. Update 02 of 05

      Create projects via the API

      The public API now supports project creation, so you can automate project setup from CI/CD pipelines or provisioning scripts.

      Send a POST /v1/projects request with your project name and settings, and QA.tech will create the project in your organization. This joins the existing endpoints for triggering runs, reading results, and managing configurations – making fully automated project-to-run workflows possible without touching the dashboard.

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    3. Update 03 of 05

      Pass custom key-value data to tests via configs

      A new "Custom Fields" config type lets you supply arbitrary name/value pairs – test credentials, addresses, account numbers – that the agent reads during a run.

      Go to Settings → Configs, click Add config, and choose the Custom Fields card. Add as many rows as you need; the agent receives the values automatically without any changes to your test steps. Use it for structured data you'd otherwise hardcode into steps or manage separately per environment. Values are shown in plaintext in the config UI.

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    4. Update 04 of 05

      Redesigned GitHub and GitLab PR picker in chat

      Attaching a pull request to a chat conversation now uses a searchable dropdown with status badges instead of a flat list.

      Click + in the chat input to open the attachment menu. GitHub Pull Requests and GitLab Merge Requests each open a submenu with a search field that queries the provider directly – results include status badges (open, merged, closed) and load incrementally. If you haven't connected a provider yet, an Add Integrations option links you to the connection settings. The old flat-list submenus are replaced entirely.

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