What's new in WebSureQTool 1.5.0

WSQ Release 1.5.0 is available now on GitHub (github.com/softtelrg/WebSureQTool/releases); the Microsoft Store update is coming soon. Three themes:

1. SIGN IN ONCE, TEST WITHOUT A PERSON PRESENT
Apps behind single sign-on and MFA no longer stop automation. A person signs in once; WebSureQTool saves the sign-in encrypted for that Windows user and reuses it in later runs, including headless, CI and AI-agent runs. When the identity provider ends the session, the run stops and names the exact command to sign in again. See the guide "Saved sign-in for SSO and MFA apps".

2. ONE-CLICK STARTER PROJECTS
File > New Project from Starter Pack installs a ready-to-run project and runs its first suites: a demo shop, a banking-style site, our practice store at wsqdemo.com, an OpenAPI lab, and two live SoftTelRG products. See "Starter projects".

3. AI AGENTS AND CI
The new wsq.exe command line and its built-in MCP server let Claude, GitHub Copilot, Cursor and other AI agents describe, write, validate and run suites, and read failures with screenshots. Scripts and pipelines get JSON output and clear exit codes. See "Use WebSureQTool from AI agents (MCP)" and "Command line and CI".

ALSO IN 1.5.0
- Persistent browser profiles and attaching to your own Edge or Chrome, for identity providers that refuse automation browsers.
- An OAuth 2.0 token step for API sign-in, exported to Java and C#.
- Browser drivers are handled automatically, including Microsoft Edge on a fresh PC.
- Java and C# export covers every step type (iframes, dialogs, uploads, shadow DOM, new windows, date pickers, loops, branches, data tables), and "wsq export --with-project" writes a ready-to-run Maven or .NET project (Pro).
- Suite Editor: steps keep the order you pick them, a rescan keeps your steps, Add Step enables the selector for click and type, and checks on scanned text (including regex checks) run as configured.
- Headless runs use a full 1920 x 1080 window, so they see the same layout as a visible run.
- Many reliability fixes for modern web apps: React/Vue/Angular fields, single-page navigation, date pickers, sticky headers and cookie banners.

UPGRADING FROM 1.3.3
Your projects run unchanged. Three behaviour changes can affect a suite: regex checks now match anywhere in the text (use ^ and $ for an exact match), an empty expected value is honoured as empty, and headless runs now see the desktop layout of a site rather than a small-window or mobile layout.

Saved sign-in never bypasses MFA, CAPTCHA or bot detection: a person completes the first sign-in and WebSureQTool reuses what the identity provider issued.

The public guide stays intentionally high level. Open the Intelligent Assistant for click-by-click instructions, learning order, and practice ideas.