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e2e adds decision-model test filtering

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Summary

A new decisionFilter asks which tests a change can affect, alongside Cursor plugin support and per-action hooks.

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E2E
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Pricing
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The e2e project published @e2e-dev/decision 0.3.0 and e2e 0.21.3 on October 23, 2026.

Change-aware test selection

decisionFilter({ model }) asks a decision model which tests a pull request can affect and leaves out the others. It requires e2e 0.21.3 or later and a model that answers Boolean questions. Provider options can be passed to each call.

Filtering runs with --changed-since; without that flag, every test runs. e2e list previews the selection, and skipped tests appear in reports. A changed configuration file disables omissions rather than trusting a stale selection.

This is model-assisted selection, not proof that excluded tests cannot fail. Teams should decide where selective runs fit alongside their full suites.

Related workflow changes

The companion release adds Cursor plugin installation, an action hook that runs after the screen settles, per-run timeout overrides and an upgrade command with a dry-run option. These related package changes are grouped here rather than counted as separate launches.

See the e2e hub.

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Questions

What is E2E?

E2E is a TypeScript testing framework for web and mobile apps. The product site and repository describe agent actions that can be recorded and replayed without calling the model again when the cache matches.

Is E2E open source?

Yes. The GitHub API reports Apache-2.0 for tester-army/e2e.

What shipped in the latest release covered here?

e2e@0.23.0, published November 5, 2026. It adds e2e doctor, an out-of-process engine protocol, a resize_viewport agent tool, MCP run_tests, test.fail, and a breaking change where inputValue/isChecked throw ACTION_FAILED on nodes without a value or checked state.

Where are the docs?

As of 0.23.0, CLI help, e2e init output and the MCP server listing point to https://e2e.com/docs.

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