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 issues when things don't go as planned.
Scroll Actions for Native Desktop Testing
Our latest update dramatically enhances scrolling capabilities for Native Desktop (Windows) tests, enabling multi-directional scrolling with or without the mouse and allowing precise control over specific screen regions. What was once a barebones feature now works reliably across a wide range of native desktop software, giving testers powerful new tools to automate and validate complex interactions like navigating long documents, lists, or interfaces in real-world scenarios. This improvement boosts the accuracy and efficiency of Windows native automation testing.
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