Changelog
Every release, improvement, and fix — documented.
v1.1.0
Verdicts for every change
RuyQA now tells you whether each pull request and each AI coding agent edit is backed by your test results.
- •New: verdicts (Verified, Needs attention, Unverified, Pending) decided from test results and coverage
- •New: GitHub Action and CLI that post the verdict as a pull request comment
- •New: MCP server so AI coding agents can check their own changes
- •New: suggested links between tests and the code they cover, so a new project doesn't start with every change Unverified
- •New: the Explorer opens your app in a real browser, can sign in with a test account, and writes tests from what it saw
- •New: the Drift Detector compares real snapshots of a page
- •Changed: the Flaky Manager counts pass/fail changes in your results and can quarantine flaky tests. The Bug Reporter skips duplicates and files real Jira issues
- •Changed: a test that passes only after a rewrite is flagged for review and is no longer counted as a pass
- •New: pay in USD, NGN, GHS, KES or ZAR with Paystack or Kora, with renewal reminders before a plan ends
- •Fixed: coverage uploads now always go to the project in the URL
v1.0.0
Public Launch
First public release of RuyQA — a modern QA platform with AI-powered test agents, docs, changelog, and engineering blog.
- •New: ten AI agents (Explorer, Strategist, Flaky Manager, Visual Analyst, Bug Reporter, Perf Analyst, Data Synthesizer, Execution Optimizer, Drift Detector, CrossBrowser)
- •New: DAG-based agent orchestration for automated test pipelines
- •New: Playwright-based automation runs
- •New: Visual regression testing with baseline management
- •New: Test management system (cases, suites, plans, milestones, requirements)
- •New: CI/CD integrations (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins)
- •New: Two-factor authentication and IP allowlist security controls
- •New: Knowledge base with 44 articles across 7 categories
- •New: Public changelog at /changelog