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On October 29, 2026, the AWS Machine Learning Blog published a post introducing two new capabilities added to QA Studio based on Amazon Nova Act. The first is applications: it groups test cases and test suites into application containers with owners, records CloudWatch metrics by application and environment, and provides a health score from 0 to 100, starting from the pass rate and deducting points for flaky tests, with support for two trend windows: 7 days/hourly and 30 days/daily. The second is team-based user management: it establishes five cumulative roles—Admin, Team Lead, Editor, Executor, and Viewer—where each application belongs to only one team, and permissions are managed by application rather than by individual test. There are currently no follow-up development reports.
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Implementing agentic QA automation with Amazon Nova Act to accelerate software delivery (Part 3)
The AWS blog introduces two new capabilities added to QA Studio based on Amazon Nova Act: applications organize test cases and test suites into application containers with owners, record CloudWatch metrics by application and environment, and provide a 0–100 health score (starting from the pass rate and deducting points for flaky tests), supporting two trend windows of 7 days/hourly and 30 days/daily. Team-based user management defines five cumulative roles: Admin, Team Lead, Editor, Executor, and Viewer; each application belongs to only one team, and permissions are managed by application rather than by individual test.