--- title: "cy.blog()" url: "https://www.cypress.io/blog/page/2" description: "Page 2: Releases, AI-assisted testing, and quality guides from the Cypress team. See what changed, whether it affects you, and how teams ship with confidence." --- # cy.blog() Releases, AI-assisted testing, and quality guides from the Cypress team. See what changed, whether it affects you, and how teams ship with confidence. [Meet cypress tap: give your AI agent the context the Cypress app shows you Cypress AIcypress tap is a new set of CLI command to pull Cypress app context into your terminal. It lets AI agent drive a Cypress open session from the terminal, so it can author new tests, extend existing ones, and read failures the way the Cypress app shows them.Read more](/blog/cypress-tap-cli) [All](/blog)[Releases](/blog/category/Releases) [Community](/blog/category/Community) [Education](/blog/category/Education) [Customer Stories]() [Company](/blog/category/Company) [Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Sehani Chathurangi Welcome back to the Ambassador Spotlight series! Each edition, we shine a light on one of the testers and builders shaping the Cypress community and the people in it sharing their knowledge through blogs, talks, and everyday community support. Curious about the program itself? Learn more here. This week, meet Sehani Chathurangi, a Senior Software Quality Assurance Engineer, CypressConf speaker, and prolific blogger who shares real-world testing solutions with the community. Find out what drew h Read more](/blog/cypress-ambassador-spotlight-sehani-chathurangi) [New: Finish Cypress Cloud runs faster with the Run Completion API Starting now, all Cypress Cloud plans can use the Run Completion API, allowing the Cypress Cloud run to finalize immediately at the end of test recoding, instead of staying open for new tests. Here's why that's important and how it can save you time. Cloud runs can have multiple groups of tests Cypress Cloud runs are often made up of many isolated cypress run groups. These may represent things like: * separate parallel machines * different browsers running the tests * different testing t Read more](/blog/new-finish-cypress-cloud-runs-faster-with-the-run-completion-api) [Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Josué Lobo Welcome back to another Ambassador Spotlight! This series is all about introducing you to the amazing testers and builders who make the Cypress community what it is. Our Ambassadors are a huge part of what we do, sharing their expertise through content, events, and community chats to help everyone improve their testing skills. Want to see what the program is all about? Learn more here. This week, meet Josué Lobo, one of the newest members of our Ambassador program. Learn about his biggest profe Read more](/blog/cypress-ambassador-spotlight-josue-lobo) [Cypress Security Incident: Status and Response Last updated: August 17, 2026. This page is our central record for this incident and will be updated as our investigation progresses. Security Incident Update: August 17, 2026 As our investigation continues, we are expanding on two parts of our previous post that have prompted the most questions: what the test data encompasses, and how Cypress records the repository URL associated with your runs. What “test data” encompasses Test data, also referred to as recorded test content, is data as Read more](/blog/cypress-security-incident-status-and-response) [Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Peter Souza It's time for another Ambassador Spotlight, a series introducing you to the testers, builders, and problem solvers who make up the Cypress community. This is where people in test automation come to share their experience, learn something new, and find others who care about software quality as much as they do. Our Ambassadors are a driving force here, bringing real depth to the craft of testing and championing quality across the applications they build and the teams they work with. Through conten Read more](/blog/cypress-ambassador-spotlight-peter-souza-2) [Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Boris Selivanov What motivates you to be a Cypress Ambassador? I see being an Ambassador as the ultimate form of asynchronous collaboration. My goal is to share things that move the needle for other engineers. By comparing how different teams solve the same testing problems, we can turn isolated project victories into shared wins. How do you currently help others that are either using Cypress or interested in using Cypress? I'm the person teammates ping when a test goes flaky or they're not sure how to appro Read more](/blog/cypress-ambassador-spotlight-boris-selivanov) [Read your Cypress Test Replay from the terminal, and hand it to your agent with the Cypress Cloud CLI The Cypress Cloud CLI, published as @cypress/cloud, brings your run data and Test Replay into the terminal as structured JSON. Triage a failed run yourself, wire the commands into CI, or hand them to a shell-based agent that can read the full failure context without you in the middle. Read more](/blog/cypress-cloud-cli) [Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Javier Flores What motivates you to be a Cypress Ambassador? I want to help grow a strong, practical testing community around Cypress. I show people working code and let them build confidence by doing. That's the same philosophy behind the bootcamp I run: everyone leaves with their own repo, not just notes. How do you currently help others that are either using Cypress or interested in using Cypress? I mentor teammates and collaborate closely with developers and product owners to improve testing practices Read more](/blog/cypress-ambassador-spotlight-javier-flores) [The Electron browser is being deprecated in Cypress We're deprecating the Electron browser in Cypress, starting in Cypress 16.0.0, with removal in a future major version. After years of seeing inconsistent results between Electron and the browsers people actually use, we are standardizing on installed browsers for more reliable test results. Read more](/blog/the-electron-browser-is-being-deprecated-in-cypress) [Newer posts](/blog) [Older posts](/blog/page/3)