Roadmap
Where TestLookup is heading
What shipped recently, what's being built now and what comes next. Shipped items come from the public changelog. Everything else is the maintainer's current plan.
Last updated · No dates are promised, and plans can change.
Recently shipped 9
Already in the code today, and coming in the first official release.
Project export with run history
Move a project and up to 2,000 finished test runs to another TestLookup installation, packed in one signed archive file.
In the changelogMore live reporters
Send results while tests are still running from five more test tools: Playwright, Vitest, Cypress, Cucumber JS and Robot Framework. They join pytest, Jest, Mocha, TestNG, JUnit 5 and 6, and Go.
Collecting resultsRelease planning
Plan a release in phases, copied from an earlier release or drafted from a product requirements document. Add a release calendar and rules that decide which test runs count toward each release.
Release readinessAI history and corrections
TestLookup keeps every AI analysis as a version. When a person corrects it, the correction becomes the next version. You can also compare a run with the previous run of the same suite.
Failure analysisAgent actions you approve
AI helpers called agents suggest actions, such as setting aside a test that fails at random so it stops blocking builds. A QA lead approves each one in the inbox, and every action is logged.
Failure analysisSearch by meaning and similar failures
Search test results by meaning, by exact words or both at once. Save your searches, and open a Similar failures tab on any failed test.
AI you controlSingle sign-on and automatic user setup
Sign in with your company account through SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect, and map company groups to TestLookup roles. Your company directory can create groups automatically through SCIM, and settings can point to secrets kept in HashiCorp Vault.
Self-hostingRetention holds
Put a hold on test data that must be kept, and archive test runs before a deletion removes them.
Self-hostingPersonal data requests
People can download their own data. An administrator can export everything TestLookup holds about one person, or erase it after checking a preview.
Governance and audit
In progress 0
Nothing is listed here right now. To see work under way, look at the open pull requests, the proposed changes waiting for review on GitHub.
Planned next 8
Worked out and lined up to follow the current work.
First official release, 0.1.0
A version tag in Git, ready-made container images, an offline install bundle with checksums, and release notes taken from the changelog.
Test reporters on package registries
Install the test reporters and the command-line tool from PyPI, npm, Maven Central and the Go module proxy, without building them from source.
Cross-project dashboards
Compare test quality across all your projects on one dashboard.
Jira epics for recurring failures
Automatically link a group of similar failures that keeps coming back to a Jira epic, a large work item that groups related issues.
Test-impact analysis
See which tests a code change is most likely to affect.
Manage test cases from the command line and AI assistants
The command-line tool can already list and export test cases. The plan is to let you create and edit them there, from AI assistants and from the code libraries. Signed evidence bundles for test cases and links to requirements in Jira or application lifecycle management tools are planned too.
Tune the local AI model
Train the local AI model further on failures your team has already labelled.
Import results saved to a storage folder
Save test result files into TestLookup's bundled file storage, and TestLookup imports them automatically.
Exploring 2
Ideas being looked into. They may change or be dropped.
Error budgets for releases
An error budget is the amount of failure your service's reliability target allows. This idea would track how much of it is used up and tie that to the limits your release check uses.
One timeline for failures and operations
See test failures next to deployments, logs and system metrics on one timeline.
Help shape what comes next
Tell us what would make TestLookup more useful for your software team. Feature requests and discussion happen on GitHub.