SQAI Suite v2.17 to v2.20
The SQAI platform continues to grow at a rapid pace. Across the four most recent releases, we have delivered a renewed test editing experience, secure file attachments, a new mode for maintaining existing documentation (closed beta), a comprehensively refreshed user interface, and a substantial set of improvements implemented in direct response to user feedback and feature requests.
New Test Editor
The test case editing experience within the chat has been redesigned. The previous modal has been replaced by a drawer built on the same components as the test management tool, providing a consistent experience throughout the application.
New: Secure File Attachments
Files can now be uploaded directly to chats, enabling the analysis of PDFs, spreadsheets, and documents within SQAI Suite. This feature has been designed with data protection as a core principle:
Uploaded files are strictly isolated to the current session.
All files are encrypted both at rest and in transit.
Uploaded content is never used for AI training purposes.
To attach a file, select the paperclip icon in the chat bar or simply drag the file. This allows private files to be analyzed securely and without exposing them in the general Knowledge Base.
New: Documentation Update Mode (Closed Beta Only)
In response to one of our most frequent feature requests out of our beta community, existing documentation can now be updated in place rather than regenerated from scratch. Provide a URL from Confluence, Notion, GitHub, SharePoint, or another supported source, and SQAI will apply the edits directly while preserving the existing folder layout and file formats.
Improved: A Fully Refreshed User Interface
The front end has undergone a complete revamp. All buttons, margins, and components are now fully uniform across the entire application, and the overall layout has been refined to provide additional screen real estate for your work.
Improved: AI and Diagrams
All AI tasks now run on our latest efficient modelset by default.
Agents are now able to read diagrams that have been created, enabling richer follow-up analysis.
Mermaid and Graphviz DOT diagrams are validated for syntax errors prior to saving, including when edits are made. (Validation for PlantUML is not yet available.)
The guided task for test cases now supports the BDD format.
Improved: Integrations
Azure: Azure integrations can now be configured using a client-credentials flow as an alternative to a Personal Access Token, in anticipation of Azure's planned deprecation of PATs.
MCP: Request limits on the MCP server have been removed. As MCP requests are lightweight operations, no cap is required, allowing unrestricted integration usage.
Resolved: Based on User Feedback
Accurate usage resets: Usage is now reset immediately at the start of each billing cycle rather than after the first chat, eliminating incorrect "quota exceeded" notifications.
Accurate SharePoint sync statuses: When a SharePoint synchronization fails for specific files, the job is now correctly marked as failed and the affected file names are listed. Partially failed synchronizations were already reported correctly.
Changed: User Management for Administrators
The distinction between creating users and adding users to a space has been formalized:
Company administrators create users via the Company Users page.
Space administrators add existing users to their space.
Please note that this also applies to Partner Level Administrators. This change removes ambiguity, prevents permission-related edge cases, and is accompanied by clearer in-application messaging when an action is not available to your role.
Additional Improvements
These releases also include a range of smaller bug fixes, visual refinements, and underlying improvements — among them a new API endpoint for previewing existing documentation trees and code quality enhancements based on automated testing.