Testsigma, a cloud-based testing platform, announced the release of autonomous testing capabilities and a new Test Management product aimed at improving software testing processes for QA teams.
The autonomous testing feature uses AI agents, called Atto, to assist QA teams in generating, executing, and managing tests across browsers and devices. This update enables Testsigma to support both automated and manual testing teams, offering a unified workflow that improves software quality and release speed.
The new Test Management product introduces AI-assisted tools for manual testing teams, helping them analyze requirements, generate and execute test cases, track progress, identify gaps, and report issues, all within a single system designed to replace traditional test management tools and spreadsheets.
Testsigma positions itself as one of the first platforms to offer end-to-end autonomous testing, with the goal of increasing efficiency and reducing the time required to deliver reliable software.
According to Testsigma Founder and CEO Rukmangada Kandyala, the new capabilities aim to make testing more accessible to all QA team members, not just automation engineers, and to help teams keep pace with modern development timelines.
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The company’s approach focuses on using AI agents across the entire testing lifecycle, moving beyond simple code generation to provide autonomous execution, test maintenance, and real-time insights.
QA Engineer Andrew Haitz from Galactic Advisors called the launch a “turning point” for QA, citing the impact of the decision-making and autonomous execution capabilities provided by the new Agentic AI features.
