What’s new with Glue?

What’s new with Glue?

We’re rolling out new capabilities that make validation smarter and more reliable — from higher-quality test plans and more precise tool selection to full version management across your test cases. Soon, Glue Studio will support multi-document projects with source and reference inputs, enhanced document processing, and usability updates designed to accelerate your work even further. Explore the updates below to see how we’re advancing hardware validation.

December 03 2025 Release

Multi-Doc & Enhanced Workflows

Bring every document your product relies on into one connected workflow.


Design specs, subsystem documents, internal methods, and standards — individually referenced by any project with clearer structure, better processing, and smoother navigation.

Build richer test plans with documents for every purpose

Hardware teams use many different documents, each serving a specific role:

Product definition — top-level design specs, subsystem specs, interface descriptions

Test method definition — standards, internal procedures, best practices

Historical and organizational knowledge — reference guides, checklists

Until now, you could only associate one document with each Glue project and Glue treated all documents as design input. This release removes that limitation completely.


Multi-Doc brings every relevant input into view, giving you a stronger foundation for consistent, traceable test planning.

Reach out to get started: hello@gluestudio.com

New Release: Multi-Doc support

Multi-Doc: The core of this release

Build test plans from the full ecosystem of documents that define your device and your testing approach.

Add multiple documents to a project — design specs, subsystem docs, methods, and more — each processed independently and then unified into a single, coherent test plan.

Document Library

Upload documents once and reuse them across any project. The Document Library serves as your organization’s shared, persistent source for specifications and reference material.

New Release: Document Library

New Release: Source vs Reference Documents

source vs reference Documents

Designate whether each document defines what to test or how to test. Glue generates test cases only from Source documents and enriches them with details from Reference documents.

More accurate extraction and organization of complex documents

The Glue Engine has been enhanced to do an even better job interpreting complex real-world files, delivering cleaner, more structured inputs to test generation.


Key improvements include:

More accurate identification of features, limits, and requirements

Better handling of tables, parameter blocks, and mixed-content sections

Clearer traceability from test specs to source documents

These enhancements make Glue more reliable when working with detailed or irregular design and reference documents.

Smoother workflows and a more intuitive experience

Smoother workflows and a more intuitive experience

Link and manage documents with greater clarity


Creating a new project now starts in the Linked Docs tab — the central hub for uploading documents, linking existing files from your Document Library, and linking both Source and Reference documents.

This release introduces several improvements that make Glue easier to navigate and faster to use throughout your test planning workflow.

New Release: Linked Docs

New Release: Processing status

Stay oriented with real-time processing updates


A dedicated Processing Status panel shows the progress of uploads and link/unlink operations, so you always know when Glue is ready for your next step.

Download or open project documents directly


Quick access to the documents behind your test plan — without hunting through local folders or wondering whether you’re working from the right version.

New Release: Document Download

More polish across the app

Hardware teams use many different documents, each serving a specific role:

You’ll also see:

Inline next-step indicators — no more pesky “Select Tools for this Test Case version?” popups

Performance improvements across project views

More consistent color and interaction patterns

Together, these updates make Glue feel faster, smoother, and more predictable.

What this release unlocks

The new Multi-Doc release is more than an upgrade — it’s a foundational shift in how teams plan, review, and execute testing. It’s built for the complexity you're already managing.

  • True cross-document intelligence - See how your specs relate to one another, track what’s changed, and understand the downstream impact — automatically.

  • Smarter navigation through complex test plans - Quickly find, organize, and reason about test cases across multiple specs, revisions, and strategies — without losing context.

  • Support for multiple test strategies in a single plan - Manage edge cases, alternate paths, and layered validation in one place. No more duct-taping together partial test plans.

  • Version-aware reviews - Spot differences between doc versions or test runs with precision, so you’re always validating the right thing.

This isn’t just a feature — it’s the infrastructure your team needs to scale testing, collaborate confidently, and move fast without breaking things.

Try the new capabilities today

If you’re a licensed Glue user, Multi-Doc and the enhanced workflows are live in your workspace.


If you’d like a walkthrough of any of the new capabilities or want help applying them to an active project, we’re here to support you! Reach out to your direct contact or email hello@gluestudio.com to set up time.