A chat-first project dashboard, /crawl in chat, and a searchable Results page

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A chat-first project dashboard
Opening a project now starts with a chat prompt and personalized next steps.
The project dashboard leads with a chat input and an "Ideas for you" section that adapts to where you are – for example suggesting PR testing if you have not connected it yet. A "Connect your tools" section shows live status for GitHub, Slack and your other integrations, and new projects get a "Set up with AI" button that walks you through onboarding.

It is the fastest way into AI QA testing with QA.tech: describe what you want and the assistant takes it from there.

More on this: product overview and integrations.
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Update 02 of 06
Fix in Cursor for every member
Every member can use the Fix in Cursor button on issue pages.
Open any issue and click Fix in Cursor to hand it to Cursor with full context. The button is no longer limited to admins; GitHub Code Access setup is unchanged.

More on this: MCP and coding agents and testing AI-generated code.
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Update 03 of 06
Mobile agent reads device logs during a run
The mobile testing agent can pull console logs and network requests while a test runs.
When a mobile test hits a crash or unexpected behavior, the agent now reads device console logs and network requests during the run to work out what happened, as it already could for web tests. Assessments of finished mobile runs take those logs into account too.

More on this: mobile testing and mobile app testing.
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Update 04 of 06
Tabs, search and filters on the Results page
Filter runs by status and search by run ID or test plan name on the Results page.
The Results page toolbar now matches the pull requests list: All, Running, Passed, Failed and Error tabs, a search box for run IDs and test plan names, and a redesigned Filters dropdown with a Reset action. Existing test plan, environment and chat-run filters still work.

More on this: web testing and search and filter testing.
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Update 05 of 06
Run multi-application test plans from chat
Test plans that span several applications can now be started from chat.
Ask chat to run a test plan that covers more than one application and it starts it the same way the Test Plans page does – using each application's default environment, or the environments you name.

More on this: end-to-end testing and multi-environment testing.
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Update 06 of 06
Start crawls with /crawl in chat
Describe what to explore in one line instead of filling in a crawl form.
Type /crawl in chat, or use the button on the Crawling Sessions page, and describe what you want explored. QA.tech works out the start URL, depth and output settings from your request, the same way it does during onboarding.

More on this: exploratory testing and AI test generation.
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A chat-first project dashboard

Fix in Cursor for every member

Mobile agent reads device logs during a run

Tabs, search and filters on the Results page

Run multi-application test plans from chat

Start crawls with /crawl in chat

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