Jenna Barron
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Testkube Launches AI Test Creation, Closing the Gap Between AI-Written Code and Tested Software (opens the original)
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Testing platform provider Testkube has launched AI Test Creation to enable teams to describe a test in plain language and receive a working test in the framework they already use, and run it in their own infrastructure before they accept it. Developers now write and ship more code than ever, much of it drafted with AI, but they still create tests the way they always have: someone writes the test, wires it into a repository, adds it to a pipeline and finds a real environment to run it against. Th
Sauce Labs Expands AURA with Model Choice (opens the original)
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Sauce Labs has announced that bring-your-own-model capabilities are available now to Sauce Labs enterprise customers within AURA, the company’s code verification and release assurance platform. The new capabilities allow enterprises to build software with any open source, open weight or proprietary LLM, the company said in its announcement, even being able to change them as technology, regulations or standards evolve while keeping it all governed in one platform. While code velocity has risen dr
MongoDB Introduces Atlas Managed MCP Server (opens the original)
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MongoDB announced Atlas Managed MCP Server, a fully hosted way to connect agents to Atlas without running additional infrastructure, allowing developers to add MongoDB Atlas to Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build and Devin. “The AI tools teams reach for keep changing, so our approach is to make sure MongoDB is present in all of them, whether a team is working in Claude or Codex, or running an agent in production. More of that building is now done by agents, and neither the agent nor the developer has
Tricentis Acquires Tabnine to Further Scale Agentic Quality Engineering for the Enterprise (opens the original)
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Tabnine’s Enterprise Context Engine gives AI quality and testing agents system-level understanding of enterprise software environments, making agentic AI accurate, safe, and effective across complex systems AUSTIN, Texas – July 30, 2026 – Tricentis, the global leader in agentic quality engineering, today announced the acquisition of Tabnine, the AI-coding platform purpose-built for secure, context-aware enterprise software development. Tricentis will integrate Tabnine’s Enterprise Context Engine
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