QA.tech blog
Engineering deep-dives, QA strategy, and product updates – written by the people building agentic testing for modern release pipelines.
Daniel Mauno PetterssonAI is accelerating every part of the SDLC except QA. Past the Bottleneck is the adoption playbook for engineering leaders moving from scripted automation to agentic testing – without breaking what works.
QA.techTeams now ask coding agents to attach proof to every PR. Screenshots from the agent that wrote the change are a self-report. What real proof looks like.
Read more
QA.tech teamA policy for Dependabot and Renovate PRs: auto-merge the safe updates, run end-to-end checks on framework and UI upgrades, and keep security patches fast.
Read more
QA.techThe five DORA metrics, why DORA paused its annual survey, and which numbers to trust when AI agents write a large share of your code.
Read more
QA.tech teamRisk-based testing applied per pull request: which changes to skip, which to test lightly, and which deserve a full run and two reviewers.
Read more
QA.tech teamWhat test impact analysis is, how predictive test selection works at Meta, Microsoft and Gradle, the main TIA tools, and where it struggles with end-to-end tests.
Read more
QA.techToday, nobody wants to deal with manual testing because it could be time-wasting, energy-sapping, and more prone to errors. Discover some of the best QA automation tools that can serve your organization well.
Read more
QA.techFunctional testing checks that software does what it should. The standards definitions, functional vs non-functional, the types, and worked examples.
Read more
QA.techWhat exploratory testing means, what changes when an AI agent does the exploring, five tools that try it, and the parts of the job no agent does yet.
Read more
QA.techA green suite says the assertions someone wrote still hold. It does not say the app works. What Meta, Cursor, Cloudflare and the METR study each show about the gap, and what closes it.
Read more
QA.techThe testing pyramid assumed E2E tests were expensive to keep. Agentic AI broke that assumption. Here is what replaces it: a lean regression suite plus dynamic testing on every PR.
Read more
QA.techAgents already decide which pull requests reach a human. What nobody has settled is what counts as evidence, and very little of it comes from the running product.
Read more
QA.techA placement-based AI testing strategy for SaaS: scoped checks on every PR, a small scheduled insurance suite, and exploratory testing for the rest.
Read moreQA.tech agents test your product autonomously, so moving fast never means shipping broken. Start free and pay as you go from $89 a month, or see it in a 30-minute demo.
