# A GitHub-style pull request view, Fast-v3 by default, and per-plan review settings > 4 updates: A GitHub-style view for pull requests, Fast-v3 is the default web agent, OS Tools for every organization, Review instructions and rerun budget… Source: https://qa.tech/changelog/2026-10-19 --- 4 updates shipped on October 19, 2026. In this release 1. 01[A GitHub-style view for pull requests](#2026-10-19-github-style-pull-request-view)Highlight 2. 02[Fast-v3 is the default web agent](#2026-10-19-fast-v3-is-the-default-web-agent) 3. 03[OS Tools for every organization](#2026-10-19-os-tools-for-every-organization) 4. 04[Review instructions and rerun budget per test plan](#2026-10-19-review-settings-per-test-plan) 1. Highlight Featured this release ## A GitHub-style view for pull requests The pull request page reads like a GitHub conversation, with the latest QA.tech review inline. The header shows the PR state (Open, Draft, Merged or Closed), the source and target branches, and a diffstat next to the Conversation and Files changed tabs. The description and latest review from [AI QA testing](https://qa.tech/) sit in one timeline, with older reviews under "Previous reviews". The sidebar shows the review score, classification, a Low/Medium/High risk badge and a link to the repository. More on this: [PR testing](https://qa.tech/product/pr-testing) and [PR and CI/CD testing](https://qa.tech/use-cases/pr-cicd-testing). [\# Direct link](#2026-10-19-github-style-pull-request-view) 2. Update 02 of 04 ## Fast-v3 is the default web agent Web tests that don't name an agent now run on Fast-v3, the recommended pick for new applications. Fast-v3 is now listed first in the agent picker and shown as the QA.tech recommendation for applications without a default agent. Tests and applications already set to Fast-v2 stay on Fast-v2. More on this: [web testing](https://qa.tech/product/web-testing) and [regression testing](https://qa.tech/use-cases/automated-regression-testing). [\# Direct link](#2026-10-19-fast-v3-is-the-default-web-agent) 3. Update 03 of 04 ## OS Tools for every organization Agents can read email and receive SMS through OS Tools in every workspace, with no opt-in. Every browser agent can open and close OS Tools during a test, and the inbox is summarized for the agent up front. Settings → OS Tools shows Email and SMS inbox tiles. Fast-v3 uses OS Tools for email links, one-time codes and SMS. More on this: [web testing](https://qa.tech/product/web-testing), [authentication testing](https://qa.tech/use-cases/authentication-testing), [SaaS onboarding testing](https://qa.tech/use-cases/saas-onboarding-testing) and [notifications testing](https://qa.tech/use-cases/notifications-testing). [\# Direct link](#2026-10-19-os-tools-for-every-organization) 4. Update 04 of 04 ## Review instructions and rerun budget per test plan Tune how the review agent treats failures for each test plan, including how often it reruns a failed test. Open a test plan and use the new Review tab: - **Review instructions** – guidance on priorities, acceptable flakiness, what to ignore and who owns what. Pre-filled with a default and marked Default or Custom. - **Reruns per failed test** – Off, 1, 2 (default) or 3. With Off, the agent classifies failures from the evidence alone. Runs without a review chat, such as single tests and chat-started runs, still use the project's rerun setting. More on this: [regression testing](https://qa.tech/use-cases/automated-regression-testing) and [QA testers](https://qa.tech/solutions/qa-testers). [\# Direct link](#2026-10-19-review-settings-per-test-plan) ## Your team moves fast. Can your testing keep up? QA.tech agents test your product autonomously, so moving fast never means shipping broken. 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