Execution Reports

The Execution Reports section in Quash gives you a detailed view of all executed tasks and test suites. It shows which tests passed or failed, includes logs and error details for debugging, and provides insights into overall performance. This helps you measure test success, quickly identify failures, and track the stability of your app across different runs.

Report Dashboard

When you open Execution Reports, you will see a list of all test task reports. The dashboard displays:

• Total Runs – The number of test runs executed.

• Completed – The number of runs that finished successfully or with results.

• Failed – The number of runs that encountered errors or did not pass.

• Success Rate – The percentage of passed runs against total runs.

This gives you a quick snapshot of overall test health.

Detailed Report View

Clicking on any individual report opens a detailed execution report, which includes:

• Prompt – The exact input/prompt that triggered the test.

• Duration – Total execution time for the test.

• Device – The device/environment where the test was executed.

• Started & Completed Time – Timestamps for when the test began and ended.

• Status – Indicates whether the test passed, failed, or was incomplete.

• Summary – A high-level explanation of what the test covered.

• Observations – Execution insights and findings derived from the run, including shortcuts taken, potential UI or locator fragility, missing validations, performance notes, and recommendations to improve test coverage and reliability.

• Device View – A screen recording of the device screen corresponding to the task executed.

• Detailed Test Case Report – Step-by-step breakdown of all actions, validations, and results during the test execution.

Detailed Test Case Report

The Detailed Test Case Report provides deep visibility into how each step was executed. For every step, Quash captures:

• Intent – What the AI agent was trying to achieve at that step.

• Execution – The actual action taken by the agent (such as taps, scrolls, API calls, or system interactions).

• Interpretation – How the agent evaluated the result of the action.

• Duration – Time taken to complete the step.

• Screenshots – Visual snapshots captured during execution for context.

This makes it easy to understand what happened, why it happened and where things went wrong, without having to re-run the test.

Sharing and Downloading Reports

Quash allows you to easily share and export execution reports:

• Share – Generate a shareable link to the report for collaborators and stakeholders.

• Web View – View reports directly in the browser with full step-by-step context and device visuals.

• Download PDF – Export the full execution report as a PDF for offline access or documentation.

These options make it easy to review results, share findings, and maintain execution records across teams.