testRigor MCP Server We are excited to introduce a new feature in testRigor: a customer-facing MCP server that enables seamless integration with agentic AI tools such as Claude and ChatGPT. This integration allows users to interact with testRigor using natural language, making it possible to create test cases, execute tests, and manage automation workflows directly ...

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Scroll to The End of The Page This new feature enables automatic scrolling to the beginning or end of a page with a single command. For example, executing a scroll to end command moves the view directly to the bottom of the page. The same behavior applies in reverse, allowing navigation back to the top, ...

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Retry Clicks Functionality We’ve introduced a new enhancement to the click command designed to improve reliability when a subsequent action fails. With this update, testRigor can automatically retry a click action if the next step does not succeed. For example, if an initial click is followed by another action that fails, the system will attempt ...

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New AI Caching Settings A new AI Rule caching setting has been introduced to improve performance and consistency in test execution. This feature supports two caching modes: Test Suite Level and Test Case Level. Caption: Dropdown for the AI rule caching setting. By default, caching is enabled at the Test Suite Level. In this mode, ...

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Increased Limit for AI Output Character Count We’ve significantly increased the AI output limit, from around 500 characters to a much higher threshold, to make it easier for users to verify AI actions like clicks or data entry. This upgrade delivers more detailed, informative error messages for AI commands, helping you quickly spot and troubleshoot ...

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Added accessibility filter for the errors page This release adds filtering to the errors page dropdown. Users can now select “All issues” or “Accessibility issues only,” hiding unrelated errors for better focus on WCAG compliance, contrast violations, ARIA problems, and similar accessibility concerns. Caption: New accessibility filter dropdown. Added support for uploading binary files in ...

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Support for TestRail cucumber steps We now support TestRail Cucumber steps with full native integration. This allows you to seamlessly import and manage Cucumber-based test cases directly within testRigor. It eliminates manual workarounds, streamlines BDD testing, and ensures your Gherkin scenarios sync effortlessly. This will be enabled by default for newly imported test cases, so ...

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Enhanced Xray Import Functionality The import process for Xray test cases now fully supports importing every test step and associated validation, significantly enhancing the test steps cohesion. This update includes importing the result column along with each test step when transferring test cases from Xray, which ensures completeness of imported test steps. In addition, the ...

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Enhanced AI Auto-Healing Comments for Smarter Test Recovery We’ve improved the AI auto-healing comments feature to now include AI evaluation before initiating the healing process. When a test step comment encounters an issue—such as a descriptor mismatch or missing element—our AI analyzes whether the comment can be automatically healed prior to attempting repair. If the ...

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New “Use AI to Complete Creating This Test” Button for Smarter Test Case Generation testRigor now features a powerful “Use AI to complete creating this test” button that leverages advanced AI to automatically fill in missing test steps based on the test case title, existing steps, and the provided AI Context. When activated, the AI ...

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