Accelerating software delivery with agentic QA automation using Amazon Nova Act – Part 3

Amazon's third post on QA Studio, a reference solution built with Amazon Nova Act, adds applications and team-based user management so the tool can scale across an organization.

• An application represents the system under test and gives a collection of tests a home and an owner, so use cases and test suites inherit its ownership instead of sitting in one flat list.
• Creating an application takes a name, a base URL and optional environments such as development, staging and production.
• QA Studio records every execution as Amazon CloudWatch custom metrics dimensioned by application and environment, and turns them into a health view with pass rate, execution count, failure count and a 0–100 health score that subtracts a penalty for flaky tests.
• Teams can chart executions, successes, failures and average duration over a 7-day hourly or 30-day daily window, filter by environment, and open flaky-test and recent-failure views that link back to Nova Act trajectory logs and session recordings.
• Access is organized around teams, with an application belonging to exactly one team and members holding one of five cumulative roles: Admin, Team Lead, Editor, Executor or Viewer.