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Your AI agent can now read the same failure context you do. We're shipping Cypress Cloud CLI. It gives you and your AI agent structured, machine-readable access to Test Replays, including the command logs, network activity, and failure detail behind every CI run. You used to be the go-between who opened the replay, worked out what happened, and briefed your agent. Now your agent reads the replay itself, finds the likely cause, and drafts a fix for you to review. Cypress Cloud CLI is live today. Hand your agent a failed run and let it work. Full details in the comments 👇

Quality practices are transforming to keep up with AI and most of that transformation is happening mid-flight, while the work keeps shipping. Quality in the Loop is about those transformations: how engineering and quality leaders are defining agentic quality strategies, resourcing them, owning the outcomes, and adjusting when practice pushes back. We'll be covering: → Build, Buy, Own: The Agentic Quality Calls Only Leaders Can Make → What We Tried, What Failed, What We'd Do Differently → When the Loop Breaks: Who's Accountable When AI Writes the Tests? July 30 · 9:00 AM–12:00 PM ET Save your seat: https://lnkd.in/gRUZwS52

Every sprint, the same story: Developers ship UI updates. Your test suite goes red. cy prompt() breaks this cycle with self-healing tests that adapt automatically. With cy prompt(), Cypress puts AI directly into your testing workflow in a way that’s fast, reliable, and transparent. When a cached step fails due to a UI change, Cypress re-runs the prompt and updates the selector in the same run—no manual intervention required. Your tests recover gracefully from selector changes while maintaining full transparency in the Command Log. And when you need full control? Eject AI-generated steps to standard Cypress code, commit to source control, and run them like any other test. cy.prompt() features: ✅ Self-healing capability with full visibility ✅ Code ejection for predictability ✅ Test Replay for seamless debugging in CI Get started with cy prompt() for free: https://lnkd.in/e9Q_Q3FP

Most AI testing tools ask you to trust opaque agent decisions, mysterious test gen, and zero visibility. Cypress built cy prompt() differently. ✅ Full Transparency Every generated step appears in the Command Log. Time-travel through execution. Debug with Test Replay in CI. ✅ Complete Control Eject AI-generated code anytime. Commit to source control. Run as standard Cypress tests. ✅ Intelligent Self-Healing: When selectors break, Cypress regenerates them automatically – and shows you exactly what changed. Real regressions still fail as they should. No external tools. No configuration overhead. Try out cy prompt() for free: https://lnkd.in/e9Q_Q3FP

Your engineering teams are spending more time maintaining tests than building features. The math just isn’t mathing. AI promised to make test automation easier – but until now, the reality has fallen short. With cy prompt(), enjoy: ✅ Self-healing tests adapt automatically to UI changes ✅ Broader team participation that drives exponential test coverage ✅ Autonomous generation in seconds vs. manual coding ✅ Faster time-to-market with fewer false positives And unlike agent-based tools, you maintain full control: Eject code for predictability, debug with Cypress Test Replay, run in CI at near-native speed. Available for free during our experimental phase. Learn more – and get started: https://lnkd.in/e9Q_Q3FP

Every sprint, the same story: Developers ship UI updates. Your test suite goes red. cy prompt() breaks this cycle with self-healing tests that adapt automatically. With cy prompt(), Cypress puts AI directly into your testing workflow in a way that’s fast, reliable, and transparent. When a cached step fails due to a UI change, Cypress re-runs the prompt and updates the selector in the same run—no manual intervention required. Your tests recover gracefully from selector changes while maintaining full transparency in the Command Log. And when you need full control? Eject AI-generated steps to standard Cypress code, commit to source control, and run them like any other test. cy prompt() features: ✅ Self-healing capability with full visibility ✅ Code ejection for predictability ✅ Test Replay for seamless debugging in CI Get started with cy prompt() for free: https://lnkd.in/e9Q_Q3FP