Every QA team I meet shares a similar story. Releases are faster. Changes land daily. Priorities shift without warning. And even the most disciplined teams find themselves fighting long test cycles, maintenance overhead, and the constant pressure to keep up.
It isn’t because testing is slow. It’s because modern software development has outgrown the tools and processes built for a different era. Planning coverage, validating changes, and understanding real user behavior now demand more speed, more clarity, and more context than humans alone can manage sustainably.
This is exactly the gap we’ve been focused on closing.
The shift we set in motion with Atto
When we introduced Atto earlier this year, our goal was simple: give QA teams an intelligent coworker that could help create, update, and maintain tests without waiting for prompts or scripts. It marked the first step toward a world where test suites don’t fall behind and maintenance doesn’t slow teams down.
Atto proved that autonomous testing wasn’t just possible. It was necessary.
And today, that shift accelerates.
Introducing Atto 2.0
Atto 2.0 brings adaptive, proactive, context-first intelligence into the center of your testing workflow. It’s designed for the realities QA teams deal with every day: fast releases, continuous changes, and the pressure to deliver quality without compromise.
Atto 2.0 understands what’s changing inside your product, how users interact with it, and where risk is likely to emerge. It acts before teams need to ask. It updates what’s outdated. It surfaces what needs attention. It removes the guesswork from planning and the repetitive effort from maintenance.
This is the new baseline for modern software testing.
What makes Atto 2.0 different
Atto 2.0 isn’t just more advanced. It’s more aware of how your product evolves, how users behave, and where quality risk actually lives.
Here’s what sets it apart:
Continuous understanding of every change
Atto stays aligned with your product as it shifts, interpreting each update and mapping its impact across existing test plans and workflows.
Awareness of real user behavior
It blends product changes with live usage patterns so your tests mirror what truly matters, not just what was documented.
Proactive test planning
As changes roll in, Atto identifies which areas need fresh validations, which tests need updating, and where coverage should expand. Planning happens ahead of the sprint, not during it.
Self-healing that understands intent
When elements shift or UI logic changes, Atto updates tests the way a real user would navigate the product. It focuses on intent instead of brittle locators, preventing failures before they appear.
Discovery of untested scenarios
Atto uncovers flows and edge cases that teams might miss in user stories or PRDs, surfacing meaningful scenarios that deserve validation.
Signals that point QA to the right risks
Atto highlights workflows that warrant deeper focus based on change impact and importance, reducing unnecessary testing and improving release confidence.
Causal analysis and generative bug reports
Atto doesn’t just capture a failure. It traces why it happened, connects it to recent changes, and assembles a complete, generative bug report with steps, logs, console data, visuals, and root-cause clues. Teams get the full picture instantly instead of digging through logs or piecing evidence together manually.
All of this works continuously in the background, giving you a test suite that stays accurate, complete, and ready for fast moving releases.
What this means for your day-to-day
Software testing becomes lighter, faster, and more predictable.
- Test readiness improves because Atto prepares the suite ahead of changes.
- Maintenance drops because outdated tests are fixed proactively.
- Coverage strengthens as Atto uncovers scenarios teams often miss.
- Debugging gets clearer with context-rich analysis and reporting.
- Releases move faster because testing stays aligned with development, not behind it.
This is how QA teams regain control over their time and their outcomes.
What early teams are already seeing
Early users of Atto 2.0 are reporting consistent themes:
- Shorter planning and readiness cycles
- More predictable regression runs
- Meaningful improvements in coverage
- Fewer surprise failures late in the release
- Faster cross-team alignment during sprints
Teams describe it as the first time QA feels ahead of change rather than reacting to it.
Why this matters for engineering leaders
At a leadership level, the impact is clear.
Atto 2.0 helps QA operate at the same pace as modern development. It drives shift-left without adding burden. It brings clarity to what needs testing and why. And it enables teams to scale quality without scaling headcount.
Most importantly, it unlocks visibility and predictability that leaders can rely on.
Where we’re headed next
This release is a milestone, but it’s also a foundation.
We’re committed to building a world where testing becomes fully autonomous, deeply contextual, and seamlessly integrated into every stage of development.
Atto will continue to evolve, learn, and adapt as software complexity grows.
Experience Atto 2.0
I’m excited for you to see this new chapter. Join us for the launch session and get a firsthand look at how Atto 2.0 reshapes every workflow your QA team touches.
Modern software development moves fast. With Atto 2.0, software testing finally moves with it.
