Changelog

Three additions round out Modules:

• Auto Group with AI — a one-click pass that places any test the free local classifier left Ungrouped, reusing your existing module names instead of minting new ones.
• Ask AI — chat directly with the assistant to merge, rename, or move modules ("merge Checkout into Products") instead of re-running the automatic grouper and hoping.
• Every module now carries a Manual or AI generated badge, and the API returns each test's module so Studio and other clients can render placement without a separate lookup.

The repo Overview tab also gains a Modules panel: grouping coverage, per-module health sorted by failure count, and suggested merges for modules that look like duplicates.

See Modules for the details.

The Test Cases tab gains a compact History strip (pass/fail across recent runs) and a Pass rate column — so a pass rate reads identically here, on Test Runs, and in Test Case detail.

A new Modules view in the Test Cases tab groups tests by functional area — Authentication, Dashboard, Checkout — instead of by file or suite:

• Classified automatically, for free — no LLM call, no token cost.
• Fully editable: create, rename, merge, or delete a module, and reassign tests individually or in bulk.
• A per-repo Settings toggle turns automatic classification off if you'd rather group everything by hand.

See Modules for the full picture.

Runs, repos, test cases, audit logs, AI conversations, eval runs, alerts, members, API keys, and MCP tokens all switch from paged loading to infinite scroll, so large orgs and repos load noticeably faster — the full table no longer has to download before you see anything. The Repositories list also gains sorting by last run, name, pass rate, and recently added.

A new Settings home adds a readiness checklist and a jump grid to every section:

• ⌘K now searches inside settings too — around 30 individual fields, not just page names — showing the current value and deep-linking straight to it.
• Simple toggles save instantly with a 5-second "Saved · Undo"; multi-field forms collect changes into one sticky Save bar, so it's always clear whether something saved.
• A new Preferences page covers theme, table row density, default start page, timezone, and date format.

A run now opens on its failures by default, grouped by error signature and tagged "new" or "since #N" against the previous run:

• Compare any two runs to see what's newly failing, newly passing, still failing, or stopped running.
• Pull up a test's history across every run it's been part of, filter by branch, and group by error or suite.
• Ask AI opens pre-filled with the failure you're looking at — no re-explaining what broke.
• The Test Runs list itself gets resizable, reorderable columns, an activity calendar, and the same search and filter bar as the rest of the product.

Repo pages are rebuilt around one unified tab row — Overview, Test Cases, Test Runs, Navigations, Settings:

• Overview is the new default landing tab: an AI-generated read of your latest run (likely defect, severity, root cause, suggested fix) plus DOM failure hotspots showing which pages and elements fail most often.
• Test-case status counts — Passed, Failed, Flaky, Skipped, Timed out — sit in the page header.
• Test Cases gets List, Compact, and Suites views, with a field picker that remembers your choice.

Billing is now fully self-serve:

• Switch plans yourself — no support ticket — with your next charge and billing cycle shown up front.
• Pay by card (set a primary and a backup) or through Razorpay or Zoho Books, with a PDF invoice for every payment.
• Track usage and add-ons in one table — token packs actually spend down now, and add-ons expire on schedule instead of silently lingering.
• Edit your billing country and tax ID, including a US EIN, directly on the account.