What Testmode records and who sees it

Everything Testmode records belongs to a project, and every member of that project’s organization can read it, Viewers included. The exceptions are credential passwords, which nobody can read back, the live browser, which only editors see, and your own conversations with the assistant.

Record	What it holds	Kept
Test cases	Name, steps, Expected Outcome, settings, and the browser operations each step was compiled to	Until deleted
Runs and tests	Who or what started the run, the environment, each test’s status, duration and summary	Until the project or environment is deleted
Step timeline	Each operation a test ran: what it did, its outcome, the page URL, and the step’s wording at the time	With the run
Failure screenshots	One screenshot of the page when an operation fails	90 days, or until the test’s run is deleted
Session replay	The recording of each test’s and exploration’s browser	31 days
Console and network logs	Up to 500 console messages and 1,000 requests per test; secrets removed from URLs	With the run
Findings	Each failure of your app: the test, the step, the page, its triage and state	Until deleted with the project
Explorations	Each page visited: its URL without secrets, purpose, forms, actions and states; what it measured and tried; and the suggestions	Until deleted
The map	Every screen an exploration read, with its latest screenshot (replaced each time it is read again), the links between screens, the journeys and the product summary	Until removed from the map
Notes	What your team taught Self-driving, and the answers to its questions	Until deleted
Self-driving’s work	Its reviews, investigations and every tool it used, its Inbox items, and every change it made to the suite with what was there before	With the project
Assistant conversations	Your messages and its replies, with the tools it used	With the project
Credentials	Name, username, login URL; the password encrypted	Until deleted
Variables	Name, value, description	Until deleted
Billing history	Every credit added or used	With the organization

• Passwords are encrypted, never shown and never sent to AI models. The login step types them; the step timeline and logs never contain them.
• Secrets in URLs, such as tokens, codes and keys in query strings, are removed before logs and exploration pages are stored.
• Variable values are left out of test summaries, which also go to report emails, CI logs and AI agents.

Who	Sees
Members of the organization (all roles)	Everything in its projects, except passwords, the live view and other people’s own assistant conversations
Editors and above	Also the live browser of running tests and explorations
Everyone in the project	The conversation about an Inbox item, started with Ask about this
Report recipients	The report email; opening the run needs a membership
A connected Slack channel	Self-driving’s questions and verdicts, posted as threads
API keys and AI agents	Projects, environments, plans, test cases and runs; not credentials or variable values