Changelog
New features, improvements and fixes in sqale QA.
Grounded AI test generation, help docs and easier navigation
- AI test generation asks instead of guessing. Generated test cases are written only for behaviour your requirement states, each citing its source sentence. Cases that would need an invented detail are held back and turned into questions. Your answers are saved to the requirement as Clarifications, and generation runs again. Read why.
- Help docs are live at sqalehq.ai/docs. There are ten guides, from getting started to API tests and the AI agent, and a Help button in the app's top bar.
- Easier navigation after sign-in. You now land in your last project, with the full sidebar, instead of a page without navigation.
API tests for real teams, search on every list, and a redesigned app
- API tests:
- Runs: suites run in the background with live progress and cancel, up to 5 cases at a time, with chained values handled in the right order.
- Secrets: they're only sent to hosts you allow.
- Import: from OpenAPI, Postman, Insomnia or cURL.
- Assertions: richer checks, including JSON Schema, with every assertion reported.
- Schedules: they can run every 15 minutes, with Slack and email alerts on failure and recovery.
- CI gate: the CI endpoint can return JUnit XML.
- Search, filters and sort on every list: requirements, runs, test plans, releases, documents, pipelines, API tests and bugs. Views are kept in the URL, so you can share or bookmark them.
- Safer by default: deletes ask first (or can be undone), unsaved changes are kept, completed runs are read-only, sign-off is tied to your account, and viewers see a read-only interface.
- A redesigned app: one consistent design across every page, in dark and light mode, with a proper layout on phones.
- Cookie consent: analytics only run after you accept.
A new website
- A redesigned sqalehq.ai with a light mode and theme toggle (dark is the default), and support for reduced motion.