--- title: "cy.blog()" url: "https://www.cypress.io/blog/page/9" description: "Page 9: 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) [Press tab in your tests: Introducing cy.press() Tab key testing is here with cy.press()! This long-requested feature gives you the ability to trigger real native keyboard events in your tests, starting with support for the Tab key. This is a big step toward improving accessibility testing and ensuring smooth keyboard navigation experiences in your application. Why we built cy.press() Historically, Cypress users have relied on cy.type() to simulate keyboard input. While cy.type() is great for typing characters in typeable elements, it does Read more](/blog/press-tab-in-your-tests-introducing-cy-press) [Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Frits van der Sloot What motivates you to be a Cypress Ambassador? As an Ambassador, I have the opportunity to give back to the community that has given me so much over the past five years. Before Cypress, test automation would often be a chore, to put it lightly. Now, it's a breeze. I am looking forward to spreading the love with as many testers as possible, helping them to get the most out of their experience with Cypress! How do you currently help others that are either using Cypress or interested in using C Read more](/blog/cypress-ambassador-frits-van-der-sloot) [Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Ryan Emberling What motivates you to be a Cypress Ambassador? Sharing things I've learned about Cypress and automated testing, helping other people, connecting and collaborating on interesting QA challenges How do you currently help others that are either using Cypress or interested in using Cypress? I teach staff at work and at my open source project how to use cypress, particularly for test-driven development. What is your favorite Cypress feature? Test replay in Cypress Cloud What is your favorite "Cy Read more](/blog/cypress-ambassador-spotlight-ryan-emberling) [New in Cypress Accessibility: Results API updates Cypress Accessibility uses server-side processing to carry out accessibility checks when a test run is recorded to Cypress Cloud. Compared to typical in-test accessibility scans, this "out-of-test" approach comes with a few key advantages – no special setup, no performance impact on test execution, and improved consistency across runs. All states and variations can be checked, every time, without a single line of test code added. The one thing these accessibility checks won't do is fail a test Read more](/blog/new-in-cypress-accessibility-results-api-updates) [Introducing Cypress.stop(): A simple way to halt test runs We’re thrilled to announce Cypress.stop(), a powerful command that allows you to stop test execution programmatically. Why we built Cypress.stop() Testing should be efficient, predictable, and provide feedback as fast as possible. Whether you want to stop tests immediately upon failure or skip execution based on some other condition, Cypress.stop() provides faster feedback and the flexibility you need. How Cypress.stop() works With a single command, Cypress.stop() halts execution within th Read more](/blog/introducing-cypress-stop-a-simple-way-to-halt-test-runs) [Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Anna Patterson What motivates you to be a Cypress Ambassador? Being a Cypress Ambassador is a deeply rewarding experience for me, rooted in my personal journey into the test automation space. Cypress’s user-friendly interface and powerful capabilities made it a game-changer in my career, enabling me to thrive in this dynamic field. By sharing my knowledge and experiences, I hope to empower others to embark on their own automation journeys with confidence. I want to be a part of a community that fosters lear Read more](/blog/cypress-ambassador-spotlight-anna-patterson) [Just launched: Accessibility Branch Review - spot new issues in seconds There's a question people ask almost every time we talk with a team about their accessibility needs: how do we see just the effect of specific code changes, not the full report of all current accessibility issues? This comes up because everybody's been through a certain kind of pain in their accessibility remediation work, where fixing one issue can expose, or even directly cause, another problem. At same time, incoming UI changes can silently introduce issues that could have been caught and pr Read more](/blog/just-launched-accessibility-branch-review-spot-new-issues-in-seconds) [Announcing Cypress Support for Firefox over WebDriver BiDi We’re thrilled to announce that Cypress now supports automating Firefox using the new WebDriver BiDi protocol! This milestone, released in Cypress 14.1.0, reflects our ongoing commitment to staying ahead with the latest browser versions in the testing industry. What Is WebDriver BiDi? WebDriver BiDi (Bidirectional) is an emerging, cross-browser automation protocol that combines the best aspects of WebDriver Classic and the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP). With bi-directional communication buil Read more](/blog/announcing-cypress-support-for-firefox-over-webdriver-bidi) [Automatic Test Creation: Your Questions Answered Thank you to everyone who joined us for our recent webinar on Automatic Test Creation with Cypress AI and Studio. During the webinar, we received an enthusiastic set of questions about the capabilities that teams are excited about. Let's walk through some of the biggest themes and questions we heard. How Test Generation Works Participants frequently asked about the technology powering Test Generation; specifically how we interpret existing code bases to generate tests with high relevance, acc Read more](/blog/automatic-test-creation-your-questions-answered) [Newer posts](/blog/page/8) [Older posts](/blog/page/10)