Tricentis Expert Session: AI in Tricentis NeoLoad

AI is changing how we develop and test software. In this Expert Session, Bryan Cole will show what you can use in NeoLoad today and give you a first look at what’s coming in NeoLoad 2026.3.

We’ll start with Agentic Performance Testing (APT) and MCP workflows, available now, that help analyze results and connect NeoLoad to the AI tools your team already uses. Then we’ll preview the NeoLoad Headless Performance Engine, coming in Q4. You’ll see an AI assistant build a working NeoLoad test as code (YAML 3.1) from a URL, a recorded session, or application code.  You’ll also see NeoLoad CheckVU check that test against the real application, fixing failures until it passes — so you have a validated, working script before running your actual test.

Finally, we’ll walk through the different ways teams can put that validated test to work, so you can choose the approach that fits how your team already operates. 

What we’ll cover in the webinar: 

• • Use APT and MCP workflows available today to analyze results and connect NeoLoad to your AI tools
  • Preview how an AI assistant generates a NeoLoad test as code (YAML 3.1) from a URL, recorded session, or application code
  • Understand how NeoLoad CheckVU validates a test against the real application before you run any tests
  • Explore ways to use the validated test, including sharing it in Git, running it in your pipeline, or running it in NeoLoad Web from the command line

By the end of this session, you will be able to: 

• • Describe how APT and MCP workflows support results analysis and orchestration in NeoLoad today
  • Explain how the AI design loop builds a test and how CheckVU confirms it works
  • Identify the options for putting a validated test to work across different team workflows
  • Identify what’s coming in NeoLoad 2026.3 and how it fits your team’s workflow

To get the most out of this session, it is recommended that the attendees have:

• Basic familiarity with NeoLoad and performance testing concepts
  • Awareness of CI/CD pipelines and version control (Git) is helpful

Speaker: Bryan Cole , Director of Customer Engineering at Tricentis