Hello dear QF-Test users!
AI can fundamentally speed up and streamline test automation workflows. That’s why QF-Test 11 focuses on AI – with full control over which models have access to your data.
With this version, you can generate test cases using AI assistance, embed AI instructions directly into test runs, and make your applications MCP-ready.
This release also introduces powerful new features, such as the new function for recording procedure calls, for more robust, efficient, and enjoyable software quality assurance with QF-Test.
We hope you enjoy exploring everything that’s new!
Best regards,
your QF-Test team
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QF-Test 11.0 is a major release with many new features. QF-Test now acts as an MCP server, giving AI agents access to all applications QF-Test can control.
A new AI assistant generates test cases from live application analysis.
OpenAPI specifications can be imported to automatically create comprehensive test suites with CRUD tests and procedure libraries, for REST APIs.
With a new recording feature, interactions can now automatically be replaced with matching procedure calls, and a command palette provides instant keyboard access to all QF-Test functions.
- To the Release Notes
- Available from 2026-07-29
In the release video, we’ll show you how to bring your test automation into the AI era with QF-Test 11, and walk you through new features for more stable, efficient, and enjoyable software quality assurance with QF-Test.
Highlights QF-Test 11
AI features
Test case generation with AI at the click of a button
Simply describe what you want to test – the built-in AI agent inspects your application live and delivers a ready-to-run test case draft within minutes, which you can then refine and build on directly in QF-Test.
AI instruction nodes
Tell the AI in plain language what it should do or verify – it executes your instruction dynamically and reliably via the QF-Test connection.
Test data generation
Tailored test data at the click of a button: QF-Test generates matching data tables directly in your test project – so you can hit the ground running with your own tests.
Claude Code & GitHub Copilot
The popular command-line tools are now officially compatible – QF-Test stays true to its open “bring your own model” approach and continues to grow.
MCP server & MCP toolkit
Control QF-Test directly from your terminal or IDE – and make previously non-AI-ready applications MCP-ready. This allows robust UI tests for websites, applications, and apps to be seamlessly integrated into agentic development environments.
More highlights from QF-Test 11
Recording procedure calls or converting them after the fact
When recording sequences, QF-Test automatically detects matching procedures from your library and inserts the corresponding calls. You can also use the same mechanism to clean up existing test cases automatically, replacing individual nodes with structured procedure calls. This keeps your tests clean and ensures consistent reuse.
Web API: OpenAPI import
Import an OpenAPI specification (formerly “Swagger”) and get a complete test suite in seconds that automatically covers every endpoint including CRUD sequences and parameters – ensuring at all times that your API behaves exactly as specified.
Fast navigation
With the new command palette, a keyboard shortcut in QF-Test 11 gives you instant access to every feature as well as all elements in your test suites and projects. The smart search algorithm handles fuzzy search terms with ease.
There are many more features to explore in QF-Test 11, such as the Android recording window with live preview and the group variables in the debugger. You can find all the details in the Release Notes on our website.
Events in 2026
Next QF-Test special webinars
August 17, 2026, 3:30 PM (CEST) AI Agents in action: autonomous test generation and MCP with QF-Test 11
In this webinar, we’ll show you how QF-Test 11 integrates AI directly into your everyday testing workflow: from AI instructions in individual test steps to automatically generating comprehensive test cases. We’ll also demonstrate how to connect QF-Test to external AI agents like Claude Code or GitHub Copilot via the new MCP server, making any application ready for agentic workflows.
Alternative date: Webinar in German on August 17, 2026, at 10:30 AM
September 14, 2026, 3:30 PM (CEST) Who ya gonna call? Auto-generate procedure calls for clean and maintainable tests
In this webinar, we’ll show you how QF-Test 11 can recognize matching procedures from your library while recording sequences and automatically insert the corresponding calls. You can also use the same mechanism to clean up existing test cases automatically and replace individual nodes with structured procedure calls. The result: cleaner tests and consistent reuse.
Alternative date: Webinar in German on September 14, 2026, at 10:30 AM
QF-Test Basics: training courses via webinar
📆September 21–24, 2026 in German
📆October 5–8, 2026 in English
- 4 days, 2 × 2.5 hours each
- Effective and rapid knowledge transfer
- Small groups up to 8 participants
- You can interact with the trainers and ask questions at any time.
Individual QF-Test company trainings
Would you like a training course which is individually tailored to your company? Just send us an email to service@qftest.com.
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