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Hello dear QF-Test users!
Have you tried the AI features in QF-Test 11 yet? Either way, you will enjoy this latest update: QF-Test 11.1 significantly improves the AI test generator, which now creates much more reliable test cases that are faster in every respect.
In this newsletter, you’ll also find fresh hands-on tips from our blog, a recording of our special webinar, and our upcoming events. We’re especially looking forward to the QS-Tag in Frankfurt next week.
Best regards,
Your QFS team
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QF-Test 11.1 brings a much improved AI test generator that creates more reliable tests with native nodes and can extend existing tests.
New MCP tools let AI agents analyze and edit test suites and record SUT interactions. AI Instruction nodes can now be converted into native test steps with one click, and the UI inspector gets search and filter functions.
It also adds support for Electron 44 and 45, RAP 4.8, Vaadin 25.3 and Xcode 27.
- To the Release Notes
- Available since 2026-11-05
In the release video, we show you what’s new in QF-Test 11.1: an AI test generator that now creates much more reliable, maintainable test cases that are faster in every way, QF-Test for your agents right during development, and a UI Inspector with search and filter.
Upcoming events
QS-Tag November 11–12, 2026
QF-Test will be represented at the QS-Tag in Frankfurt am Main with both a booth and a talk. Thomas Max, Senior Software Engineer and Advanced Trainer at QF-Test, will demonstrate how AI agents use MCP to autonomously explore even legacy systems and generate reusable test cases from them – including an honest look at security issues such as prompt injection. Feel free to stop by.
QF-Test Basics: training courses via webinar
📆 February 22–25, 2027 in German
📆 March 1–4, 2027 in English
- 4 days, 2 × 2.5 hours each
- Effective and rapid knowledge transfer
- Small groups of up to 8 participants
- Interact with the trainers and ask questions at any time
Individual QF-Test company training
Would you like a training course that is individually tailored to your company? Email us at service@qftest.com.
News
From AI exploration to stable test cases: Best practices for test generation in QF-Test 11
This post describes the workflow that works well today, what changes with QF-Test 11.1, and where the current limits lie when using AI to edit or read test suites.
Best practices for designing your own MCP toolkit with QF-Test
With QF-Test 11, you can expose your own procedures as custom MCP tools — making even legacy applications accessible to AI agents like Claude Code or Copilot.
How to run the QF-Test license server as a Windows service
Centralized license management across network boundaries, automatic restart after reboots, easy administration via services.msc — our new blog post shows you how to set this up in just a few steps.
QF-Test weekend in Lichtenfels
The QF-Test team and their families spent a nice weekend together in Lichtenfels.
From our YouTube Channel
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 is cleaner tests and consistent reuse.
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