Tests Now Run Faster by Default

Tests now run faster by default. Agent Cache stores AI reasoning decisions from successful test runs and reuses them when your pages haven't changed, making subsequent runs significantly faster without any configuration needed.

How It Works

• Automatic caching: When a test runs successfully, the AI's reasoning decisions (which element to click, what text to type, how to navigate) are stored and reused on future runs when page content matches
• Speed improvements: Each AI reasoning step may take up to 2-5 seconds. With caching enabled, those decisions are reused instantly when pages haven't changed
• Fully automatic: The system handles everything automatically: detecting page changes, invalidating stale cache entries, and ensuring only successful test runs contribute to the cache. You don't need to configure or manage anything

Agent Cache is enabled by default for all tests. You can disable it per-test in the test case editor: open a test, click the Settings tab, scroll to the Agent Cache (BETA) section, and uncheck "Enable caching for this test". Most users never need to disable caching. Consider turning it off only when debugging flaky tests or testing brand-new features where you want fresh AI analysis every run. Learn more about Agent Cache.