Spec2RunAI adds Run Evidence Reports and real-browser testing in Chrome and Edge
A sign-off-ready record of every run, and the same plain-English tests in real browsers on Windows and macOS.
Two customer-facing capabilities shipped to Spec2RunAI, the test executor inside Spec2TestAI, on September 27, 2026. Run Evidence Reports give every finished run a printable record of what the engine did at each step, what it checked, and what the screen showed — written for the people who did not watch the run. The headline number is verification coverage: each step is marked Verified, Not verified, Failed, or Not run, with the reason, so a passing run cannot hide unchecked steps. An AI provenance appendix proves the AI never changed what a test verifies and records which version of each test case ran.
Real-browser testing runs the same tests, unchanged, in real Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on Windows 11, Windows 10, or macOS through the customer’s own BrowserStack Automate account, with the platform, version, and screen resolution chosen per run. See both on the Spec2RunAI page →
What's new
Verification coverage
How many steps had their expected result confirmed, and which did not — the first number on every report.
AI provenance (Appendix A)
Assertion Lock, a SHA-256 script fingerprint per test case, and every rewrite shown beside the original.
Comparison and stability
Regressed · was PASS, Fixed · was FAIL, New in suite, and a stability score against the suite’s earlier runs.
Failure triage and defect reports
Failures classified as app defect, test defect, environment, or data, with developer-ready defect reports in Appendix B.
PDF and Markdown export
One-click PDF with signature lines for sign-off; Markdown for Jira, Slack, or a pull request.
Real Chrome and Edge
Windows 11 and 10, macOS from Monterey onward, versions back to 100 plus beta where offered, on your own BrowserStack account.
