Changelog

Studio's Live Device pane now mirrors a real Android device connected over USB the same way it mirrors an emulator — plug one in and the pane picks it up automatically, no separate setup. For machines without an emulator yet, testrelic device setup takes a bare machine to a booted, hardened AVD with no JDK or Android Studio required — packages come from dl.google.com, and the AVD it creates is tuned from real usage (4 GB RAM, Wi-Fi off, 4 cores). Studio's Install Android tooling button drives the same steps as a live checklist, then boots the device and starts serving WebDriver.

augur run can now generate candidates from several models in one pass and grade them against the same baseline, so you can compare backends like Gemini, Flux, and OpenAI Images without maintaining separate suites. Attribution grounding (opt-in via --attribution) shows which part of your prompt each region of the image is honoring.

Runs from a multi-model Augur suite now open in a dedicated workspace with a triage matrix and a compare canvas, so you can review candidates from every generator side by side and see which prompt phrases each one honored.

Signing up without an invite now creates your own organization automatically and makes you its admin, so you land in Settings with access to API keys and MCP tokens instead of being blocked with Access Denied.

Codex, Cursor, and Ollama now support the same tool access, effort levels, and plan-mode workflow as Claude Code in the TestRelic CLI, so you can drive a TestRelic-aware AI agent from whichever engine your team already uses.

Ask AI conversations are now budgeted by actual usage instead of a fixed session cap, and your organization's quota is re-checked throughout a long-running session rather than only at the start — so longer investigations no longer cut off early.

The API session workspace's Cookies view now shows the request and response cookies captured for each API call, with sensitive values automatically masked before they ever leave your machine.

You can now turn on two-factor authentication or register a passkey for your own account from Settings, and organization admins can require it for every member.