Release notes··3 updates

Self-serve signup, runs alongside chat, and docs search over MCP

3 updates shipped on October 28, 2026.

  1. Highlight

    Featured this release

    Sign up and get set up without a promo code

    Self-serve signup is open, and a guided setup chat walks new teams to their first test run.

    Anyone can sign up and start a trial from the sign-in page. A setup chat then helps you pick your organization and app URL, asks for login details while the first crawl runs, and runs a first test before you connect GitHub. The URL step covers mobile app testing too.

    More on this: pricing, product and SaaS onboarding testing.

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  2. Update 02 of 03

    Runs and results open alongside your chat

    Open a run or a single test result in a canvas tab next to the chat.

    A reviewed run opens a tab with the live review and its results grouped by verdict. Clicking a result opens a tab with View trace, the assessment and the last five runs. The chat Tests tab shows the run grid, and you can open several selected tests in chat together.

    Test results in a canvas tab beside the chat

    More on this: web testing and smoke testing.

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  3. Update 03 of 03

    Search QA.tech docs from your AI coding tool

    The MCP server has a read-only search_docs tool so connected agents can look up QA.tech documentation.

    search_docs takes a query for semantic search or a command to read a docs page, and never touches your project data. The MCP docs list 51 tools – 29 read, 22 write.

    More on this: MCP and QA tools for coding agents.

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