Zenyt 2.0: what matters most, surfaced

When you hand QA to a great team member, they don’t hand you back a raw pile of results. They tell you what they found, what caused it, and what deserves your attention first. Until today, working with Zenyt meant doing some of that triage yourself. Zenyt 2.0 does it for you.

Over the past two months we rebuilt how Zenyt’s results reach you — from the moment a run finishes to the moment you confirm your fixes. Here’s what’s new.

• 01

  Ranked patterns

  Findings roll up into patterns, ordered by what matters most right now.

• 02

  Runs that show their work

  Every check, every page, with annotated evidence behind a shareable link.

• 03

  One-click Re-run

  Confirm a fix shipped — the fresh results tell you whether it held.

Findings roll up into patterns, ranked by what matters most right now

You no longer have to dig through agent results. Zenyt surfaces what matters most and needs your attention — across all your agent runs, in one place.

Fifty findings that share one cause are one problem, not fifty. 2.0 rolls findings up into patterns — “12 findings share a root cause: weight unit mismatch from supplier import” — with evidence, scope, and a recommended fix on every pattern.

The order of that list is where much of this release’s work went. Behind the dashboard is a new prioritization engine that weighs severity, scope, and recency to keep your queue ordered by what matters most at this moment— not by what was found last. As new findings land and old ones get resolved, the ranking moves with them, so the answer to “what should we fix first?” is always the top of the page. Severity, status, category, and run-scope filters all compose on top, so “only high-severity findings from this morning’s run” is two clicks.

Every run shows its work — down to the last check

Open any run and you get the full picture: how many checks ran, what passed, what patterns were detected, and every page analyzed. Every run has a stable, shareable URL, so “what did the audit find?” is now a link you paste, not a report you assemble.

And when you want to go deeper than the summary, expand any page in the run: every check the agent performed is listed — passed, finding, or skipped, with the reason why — next to an annotated screenshot pinpointing exactly what the agent saw, exactly where it saw it. Step through check by check; the evidence is never more than one click from the conclusion.

Everything your agents have done, in one stream

The dashboard’s activity strip shows what landed this week, and the Activity stream is the single place where every run lives — what was checked, what passed, what was flagged — so the work your agents have done for you is always one glance away, never buried.

If you’re used to working agent-by-agent from the results cards on the previous platform, that workflow hasn’t gone anywhere — it got better. Open Activity, find the agent’s run, and click Open run: you get every finding that agent detected, in one place, with the full check-by-check detail behind it. Same mental model, more depth.

Own the loop from found to fixed

Every finding carries a status and an owner — assign it to the teammate who’ll fix it, mark it fixed when it ships, discard what doesn’t apply. And when the fixes are live, confirming them is one click: hit Re-run on the run page and the fresh results tell you whether everything held.

Available today

Zenyt 2.0 is live for every customer, on every plan, right now. There’s nothing to configure — your existing agents and findings carry straight over. Log in and launch a run; the difference is visible in the first minute.

And we’re just getting started

2.0 is as much a foundation as a release. The redesign you see today — patterns, the prioritization engine, run pages that show their work — is the base everything next gets built on, and there is a lot coming.

We’re listening. Most of what shipped today started as a message from a customer — a disputed finding, a “could it do this?”, a frustration shared in a Slack channel. That’s how the next releases will get shaped too. Keep telling us what’s slowing your team down; much more is coming soon.