Lynqa for Xray Is Officially Out of Beta: Go for AI Test Execution

Lynqa for Xray is an AI agent for manual test execution. It retrieves manual or Gherkin tests from Xray, executes them on the application UI, captures step-by-step evidence in Xray, and lets teams keep working from the tools they already use.

Today, Lynqa for Xray is officially out of beta and available as a full product.

Lynqa executes Xray tests with AI without rewriting test cases, building scripts, or starting a separate automation project.

That is the core value of Lynqa for Xray:

–> Scale execution while keeping your existing repository, process, and review flow.

Lynqa also supports parallel execution, so you can run multiple tests at the same time instead of treating every regression cycle as a manual bottleneck.

Lynqa moving out of beta is not just a milestone label. This release includes concrete improvements that make the product more complete, more reliable, and easier to use in real QA workflows.

The main benefit is continuity. You don’t need to move your tests into another repository or adopt a separate execution process. Lynqa works with Xray as the source of truth, which reduces friction and keeps execution and reporting aligned with the way your team already operate.

A major part of leaving beta is reliability. This release brings a more robust execution engine, with improvements aimed at stability and execution capacity.

That matters because manual test execution is often limited by time, team availability, and release pressure. Lynqa addresses that by making AI execution more dependable and by supporting parallel execution, so multiple scenarios can run at the same time.

In practice, this helps:

Some organizations structure part of their Xray tests in natural language and part in Gherkin. With this release, Lynqa can support both approaches more naturally, making adoption easier for teams that already use behavior-driven formats.

When a test case uses call-to-test logic, Lynqa now correctly interprets that structure and executes the corresponding step sequences, so it preserves the intended scenario flow more accurately.

Instead of flattening or losing part of the execution logic, Lynqa now handles those linked test structures in a way that is more faithful to how the test was designed in Xray.

Many teams rely on execution context and structured input data inside Xray. With this release, Lynqa can parse and use that data during execution, so the run reflects the intended context more completely.

Attachments defined at different levels can now be propagated to Lynqa, which helps preserve execution context. That includes the materials teams may rely on during test execution, such as supporting files, contextual assets, or information needed to complete a scenario correctly.

This improves completeness and reduces the risk of missing context during a run.

This gives more control over scope. Instead of always running everything, you can select only the relevant subset based on the change being validated, the available time, or the priority of the release.

This release also reinforces the trust layer around the product.

Three points matter especially here:

Lynqa’s SOC 2 Type II observation period is underway and going well.

The Lynqa Trust Center is now live, giving customers clearer visibility into the product’s security posture and trust-related information.

Lynqa now supports cases where tests need to run behind your firewall through local or private network access setups.

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Lynqa for Xray is an AI agent that retrieves manual or Gherkin tests from Xray, executes them on the application UI, captures evidence, and can write results back into Xray.

No. Lynqa runs tests as written, with no rewriting, no scripts, and no separate automation project.

Yes. Lynqa now supports Gherkin test execution in Xray in addition to natural language tests.

Yes. Lynqa supports parallel execution to help teams scale test runs.

Yes. You can try Lynqa through the standalone product and get 10 free credits.