No proof, no pass

Sep 21, 2026

Every run now passes through integrity gates: a defined assertion that never executed, a run that asserted nothing, an input that never reached the page, a report resting on values nothing observed. In the default Report only mode, the report gains a Verdict Integrity section with a shadow verdict. When it disagrees with a stored pass, the run paints half green, half amber on the Analysis, Library and Runs tabs, with the gate named in the tooltip. Counts and filters are unchanged. Verdict integrity is in experimental preview; we ship improvements to it continuously.

A passed test card marked verdict gate disagreed with a half green, half amber dot, then a run report scrolling to its Verdict Integrity section — A pass the gates disagree with turns half amber, and the report adds a Verdict Integrity section.

Switch a project to Enforce and such a pass is downgraded to Incomplete: amber, not red, because the run proved nothing rather than found a defect. Incomplete is now a verdict everywhere. A run whose agent died, a workflow cancelled during setup or a suite whose checks never reached the page no longer sits "In progress" forever or reads as a clean pass, and test-environment problems such as dropped clicks or a dead browser are listed apart from application issues.

See it on a real run, from the trap to the amber and back to green: No proof, no pass.