According to a recent LinkedIn post from mabl, the company is promoting the agenda for its mabl Experience 2026 event, focused on agentic testing and quality engineering. The post highlights case studies where customers use mabl’s platform and agents to automate test authoring, integrate with CI/CD pipelines, and reduce manual mobile testing.
One example cited is Stratus, which reportedly built a fleet of orchestrated bots on mabl’s MCP server and n8n to read tickets, author tests, and push them directly into CI/CD workflows. Another example notes that mabl’s internal engineering team shifted from occasional agent usage to agentic development as the default across more than 75 repositories, signaling deeper adoption of AI-enabled tooling.
The post also points to SmugMug’s use of mabl Mobile to replace flaky Espresso tests and cut manual testing effort by 75%, suggesting tangible productivity gains for customers adopting the platform. In the opening keynote, co-founder Dan Belcher is expected to make the case for an Agentic Development Lifecycle (ADLC), focusing on how software agents change test creation and which parts of the stack may need rebuilding.
For investors, the agenda and highlighted customer stories suggest mabl is positioning itself as a leader in AI-driven testing and agentic development workflows. Strong reference accounts and measurable efficiency improvements could support future customer acquisition, reinforce pricing power, and enhance the company’s competitive standing in the quality engineering and DevOps tooling market.