Agentic QA

Current Limitation: Users can only edit the test session name after a session is created. URLs and check suite selection cannot be modified. User Feedback: "Edit Session allows to edit only Session name" Requested Functionality: Enable users to edit existing test sessions to: Change the selected check suite Modify the list of URLs/pages to test Update session scope without creating a new session Use Cases: Fix URL typos without recreating the entire session Add or remove pages from an existing test session Switch to a different check suite for the same URLs Adjust test scope based on initial results Reuse session configuration with different parameters Current Workaround: Users must create a new test session to change URLs or check suite. Business Value: Improved user experience and workflow efficiency Reduced friction in test session management Faster iteration during test setup Less redundant session creation Technical Considerations: Need to consider impact on test history and audit trail May need to track session modifications for compliance Should preserve original configuration for reference Consider whether to allow edits on completed vs. running sessions Priority: Medium - Quality of life improvement Status: Currently by design (intentional limitation) Related: Commit f3a9a46 - "refactor redirect_to edit" (October 2025) Documented in MVP release notes as intentional limitation Source: Consolidated Feedback Analysis - November 2025

Reported by: Oleh B. Issue: URLs must be fully qualified with protocol and path. Simple domain entries fail, causing confusion and failed test runs. Current Behavior: ❌ galaxus.de - FAILS ✅ https://www.galaxus.de/ - WORKS Expected Behavior: System should automatically normalize URLs: Auto-add https:// if no protocol specified Handle www subdomain intelligently Add trailing slash if needed Validate and correct common URL formats Use Cases: Users copy domains from browser (often without protocol) Quick test setup without worrying about URL format Reduced friction in test session creation Business Impact: Improved user experience Reduced setup errors Fewer failed test sessions due to URL format issues More intuitive for non-technical users Technical Implementation: URL validation and normalization on frontend Helpful error messages if URL truly invalid Preview/confirmation of normalized URL Examples of URLs to Handle: example.com → https://example.com/ www.example.com → https://www.example.com/ example.com/page → https://example.com/page http://example.com → Keep as-is (respect user's protocol choice)