- Published on
May '25 Changelog
- Authors
- Name
- Marcel Tan
- @Marcel7an
What's new in Tusk

Tusk now auto-generates its GitHub workflows from your existing stack and CI configurations, removing setup barriers that previously slowed down self-serve onboarding.
We've introduced a repo configuration that, when enabled, triggers full test file creation only on incorporation, allowing developers to see Tusk's test scenarios on their PR/MRs 3-5 mins sooner.
Tusk now also has enterprise-grade features like unified repository management and a new analytics dashboard to provide engineering leaders visibility into test generation effectiveness and team productivity metrics at the level of the PR/MR, user, and repo.
Bottom line: faster customer onboarding and more personalized developer experience while giving managers the data they need to optimize team performance.
Release notes
🚀 Major Features
- Intelligent Workflow Setup - Auto-generate Tusk GitHub workflows from existing stack and CI configurations to eliminate setup friction
- Fast Test Generation - See Tusk's test results quicker by deferring full test file generation until the tests are incorporated
- Unified Repository Management - New "Repositories" page for syncing repos, creating test environments, enabling repo configurations, and adding repo secrets
- Analytics Dashboard - New "Home" page with test generation analytics, PR-level insights, and user activity
💫 Performance Improvements
- Reduced Run Latency - Halved latency for applicable repos by introducing per-sandbox file limits that improve multi-file processing and RAM-based operations for large repositories
- Improved Fallbacks - Implemented safeguards to increase test incorporation reliability
- Test Quality Improvements - Implemented solutions to use mocks better and prevent re-implementation of source functions in tests
🎨 DevEx Enhancements
- Branch Coverage Tracking - Automated reporting for Jest/Mocha frameworks
- File Mentions - @-mention files in custom instructions to provide localized context
- Test Diff Visualization - Clearer display of diffs in test code for a single scenario
- Ability to Pause Run - Pause Tusk's test generation run by adding the
Tusk - Pause For Current PR
label to a PR (GitHub only for now)