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🤖 BugBug MCP is now in beta

Connect Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to create and maintain tests, run suites, generate reports and investigate failures - all with the same tests your team manages visually.

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BugBug MCP requires a PRO plan or higher.

🔄 Automatic daily backups

Your tests are now backed up daily in YAML, keeping your work protected without manual exports. Available on all paid plans.

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✨ Setup and cleanup for suites

Use Before all and After all tests to prepare data and clean up once per suite run, without repeating these steps in every test.

Learn more about suite setup and cleanup

Happy (automated) testing!

Hey there!

We’re excited to introduce test import & export — giving you the speed of visual recording and the freedom to manage tests as YAML 🔓

With YAML import & export, you can:

• Export tests as human-readable YAML files.

• Store tests in Git, track changes, and review them like code.

• Edit test definitions outside BugBug and import them back anytime.

• Export entire projects as ZIP files for backup and portability.

Now product, QA, and engineering teams can work with the same regression tests: visually in BugBug or as structured, versionable files.

Your tests stay yours.

Learn more about test import & export

💡This feature is available on every BugBug plan, including FREE.

— Team BugBug

📁 Organize tests and components with folders
Keep large projects tidy by grouping tests and reusable components into folders. No complicated naming conventions needed.

Learn how to organize tests with folders

📊 Spot test reliability at a glance
New charts on the Tests and Suites lists make it easier to identify unstable tests without opening the run history.

Learn how to read run history charts

✅ Verify attributes more precisely
The new has (not) attribute assertion lets you check element attributes directly and define more precise test conditions.

Learn more about assertions

🔗 Create reusable components through the API
You can now create standalone components through the Public API, making it easier to manage reusable test steps from external tools and integrations.

See the Components API reference

🚀 A dedicated home for the BugBug API
The Public API is now available at api.bugbug.io — a clear, dedicated address for your integrations.

Happy (automated) testing!

— Team BugBug