Start Ask AI from a test case or a screenshot
Ask AI can now begin a conversation from a specific test case or screenshot instead of a blank prompt, and produces shareable artifacts you can attach to a ticket or share with your team.
What shipped recently across the TestRelic SDKs, Cloud Platform, MCP server, and CLI.
Ask AI can now begin a conversation from a specific test case or screenshot instead of a blank prompt, and produces shareable artifacts you can attach to a ticket or share with your team.
The MCP server's tool list was trimmed by over 20% so assistants start faster, all supported AI assistants now get the same guidance out of the box, and small version mismatches between the server and your assistant no longer break the connection.
Very large test runs no longer risk being rejected outright — oversized reports are now trimmed in stages so you always get a usable report instead of a failed upload.
Very large test runs no longer risk being rejected outright — oversized reports are now trimmed in stages so you always get a usable report instead of a failed upload.
Added repository memory: your AI assistant now retains context about a codebase across sessions instead of starting fresh every time you open it.
Fixed an issue where some mobile test runs could fail to upload or show missing details in the Test Runs feed.
Fixed an issue where some mobile flow test runs could fail to upload or show missing details in the Test Runs feed.
Everything you can do with Ask AI in Slack — ask questions, get alerts, share dashboards — is now available natively in Microsoft Teams.