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cy.prompt, initially an experimental feature, is now becoming a core component of Cypress Cloud starting August 1, 2026. It enables teams to write tests in plain language, which are then converted into Cypress code, and includes a self-healing capability that adapts tests to UI changes, reducing maintenance time. Over 2,000 teams have adopted cy.prompt, and its usage will be measured in executions with the new plan, where each command counts as one execution regardless of the steps included. While paid plans offer flexibility without unexpected charges, free plans pause new cy.prompt authoring and AI self-healing once the execution limit is reached until the next billing cycle. Users can monitor their usage through the Billing & Usage page and set alerts to manage their allocations effectively.
Jul 01, 2026 442 words in the original blog post.
Anvesh Puli, a Cypress Ambassador, is driven by a passion for the "build and break" cycle, using challenges in testing and automation as opportunities to evolve the tool and solve community issues. He actively engages with users through one-on-one sessions, demos, and online platforms like Discord and LinkedIn, serving as a resource for those looking to enhance their testing skills. His favorite Cypress feature is the Selector Playground, which streamlines the process of grabbing UI elements, while his best practice is understanding commands thoroughly instead of relying on copy-pasting. Outside of his professional life, Puli enjoys adrenaline-inducing sports, outdoor adventures, and filmmaking. He takes pride in his professional achievements, such as winning the IBM Tech 2023 award and contributing to software developments in AI and Kubernetes. For newcomers to Cypress, he recommends starting with "npm install cypress" and encourages learning through experimentation. His favorite saying emphasizes persistence and consistency as keys to growth.
Jul 01, 2026 461 words in the original blog post.