Changelog

Repos, Test Cases, and Navigations now share one search and filter bar: type to prefix-search across all metadata, then narrow with AND/OR chip filters.

New repo setup now leads with codegen — record your actions and get a generated test — through one numbered flow, instead of picking an AI agent first. A new Simulate walkthrough seeds a real demo repo with actual run videos so you can see the product working before connecting your own, and you can exit setup at any point instead of being stuck in the wizard.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Everything you can do with Ask AI in Slack — ask questions, get alerts, share dashboards — is now available natively in Microsoft Teams.