UiPath Test Cloud update: enhanced agentic testing capabilities in 2025.10

The use of AI across the software development life cycle (SDLC) has amplified the complexity and volume of work for software testers; they need a solution that equips them to keep pace with this accelerated rate of change by simplifying tedious, manual tasks.

In short: quality assurance teams need a tool that lets them get more done—and do less dumb. The 2025.10 release of UiPath Test Cloud does just that.

This latest release of UiPath Test Cloud enables testers to leverage our industry-leading agentic testing technology—combining performance, healing, user conversions, and AI-assisted design—to ensure every release performs reliably and compliantly, at speed and scale.

But don’t just take our word for it. UiPath Test Cloud was recognized by Gartner as leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for AI-Augmented Software Testing Tools, which we believe validates our vision and ability to transform testing from a bottleneck into a business accelerator. To us, this distinction reflects our mission to help testers perform at their highest potential and our commitment to building tools that empower testers to use AI agents to extend, simplify, and accelerate their work.

Here’s a breakdown of the industry-leading features included in Test Cloud in the 2025.10 release:

1. Performance testing—ensuring application stability under real-world conditions

Studies have shown that just a tenth of a second (that’s 0.1!) faster load time can lead to as much as a 10% increase in conversions. It’s a simple fact: being fast wins customers and being slow loses them. To help our users reduce downtime, risks, and ensure mission-critical apps can handle peak demands, Test Cloud now includes robust, continuous performance testing capabilities in the 2025.10 release. With Test Cloud, quality assurance teams can run large-scale spike, stress, and endurance tests on-premises or in the cloud, by reusing existing functional automated tests to identify performance bottlenecks before they land in production.

2. Studio Web for application testing—a true SaaS software testing experience

UiPath Studio Web, now closely integrated with Test Manager, allows users to manage and execute automated test cases and orchestrate testing end to end, directly in a browser. There’s no set up required and minimal maintenance, thanks to self-healing automation. It automatically repairs broken tests caused by selector or timing issues. With Studio Web, testing teams can accelerate release cycles, and ensure stable, resilient tests across changing user interfaces (UIs) and data environments.

3. Chat with UiPath Autopilot™—your 24/7 digital testing companion

We consider testing to be the superhero of quality...and UiPath Autopilot for Testers is a trusty sidekick. It’s a conversational co-pilot that teams can chat with in Test Manager and in Studio Desktop to get guidance on a variety of different tasks across the SDLC, like:

• Defining and creating requirements

• Generating manual tests

• Automating manual tests

• Test automation

• Analyzing test results or test reporting

Additionally, Autopilot supports BYOM (Bring Your Own Model), allowing end users to utilize the large language model (LLM) of their choice, in conjunction with (or in lieu of) the ones offered by UiPath. Users can further power Autopilot via Model Context Protocol (MCP), boosting its task completion efficacy and efficiency. With Autopilot for Testers, developers, QA engineers, and testing teams can build smarter, more adaptive test suites that evolve with every release.

4. Self-healing test automation—improving reliability and release velocity

The self-healing capability in Test Cloud was mentioned briefly above, but it’s worth describing its powerful capabilities in more detail here. This technology automatically detects and repairs broken automated test cases in real time, handling dynamic selectors, overlays, timing issues, and other elements. It keeps automated tests stable and reliable, reducing maintenance and preventing delays. Self-healing test automation is another tool in a tester’s belt to help reduce tedious tasks while supporting continuous delivery.

5. Test automation—now streaming!

Silos have long been a barrier to achieving greater efficiency across quality assurance teams. To help accelerate root-cause analysis of failed tests and speed-up issue resolution across teams, the 2025.10 release introduces the ability to stream automated test runs live from Test Manager. This allows for real-time monitoring of progress, closer collaboration, and troubleshooting issues with permission-based controls and complete auditing. Test automation streaming will reduce downtime between detection and fix and accelerate issue resolution across distributed testing teams.

Learn more about the latest features in Test Cloud

This is only a small glimpse of the powerful abilities available in our agentic testing solution. Watch the keynote from our FUSION conference, where our Vice President of Product Management Ingo Philipp shows how Test Cloud can help teams ship faster with greater confidence.