TestMu AI Concludes Fifth Annual TestMu Conference Focusing on Agentic Software Development

SAN FRANCISCO and NOIDA, India — TestMu AI, operating as an agentic AI-powered quality engineering platform, has concluded the fifth edition of its annual Testµ Conference. Held as a three-day virtual summit, the event focused on the transition toward agentic software development and autonomous quality assurance.

The conference recorded over 75,000 registrations spanning more than 120 countries, drawing participants from software testing and development backgrounds, including developers, engineers, and technical leadership. According to event organizers, the summit saw active engagement from over 10,000 attendees across its schedule.

The event featured 96 sessions, panels, and workshops driven by speakers and enterprise leaders from global organizations such as Microsoft, Meta, Replit, Databricks, Glean, Hinge Health, Salesforce, and Piramal Finance. Among the prominent speakers were Luis Héctor Chávez, Chief Technology Officer at Replit; Francesca Lazzeri, Principal Group Director at Microsoft; Thomas Dohmke, Co-Founder and CEO of Entire; Dona Sarkar from Microsoft Enterprise AI Advocacy; Rushabh Mehta, Software Engineer at Meta; Nilesh Dalvi, Engineering Leader at Glean; Rashi Agrawal, Head of AI at Hinge Health; and Viktoria Semaan, Principal Technical Evangelist at Databricks.

Discussions during the summit centered on three primary industry imperatives. First, as AI agents assume a larger share of engineering tasks, organizations must establish rigorous verification layers and continuous evaluation to ensure trust at scale. Second, enterprises need production-grade quality gates, observability, and governance to transition agentic workflows from experimental pilots into mission-critical production environments. Third, the human element remains vital, requiring engineering leaders to cultivate operating models and skills that allow teams to supervise AI coworkers effectively.

Asad Khan, CEO and Co-Founder of TestMu AI, noted that the conference reflected a broader industry movement from discussing agentic AI to engineering it systematically. He emphasized that autonomous systems require autonomous quality assurance to dictate software development standards over the coming decade.

The event received support from a partner ecosystem that included Accenture, Capgemini, LTIMindtree, Microsoft, Persistent, and Wipro.

Following the conclusion of this year's summit, TestMu AI announced plans for the sixth annual Testµ Conference, scheduled to take place from August 24 to August 26, 2027.

"The large global turnout for the TestMu Conference highlights how quickly engineering teams are looking to integrate autonomous systems into their workflows. As software development shifts toward agentic AI, companies must focus on establishing reliable testing frameworks, governance, and production-grade quality gates. Moving these tools from pilot phases to core operations will require careful operational oversight and structured validation to ensure scalability and trust." — Dr. Shishir Gupta, Founder & CEO, StartupLanes