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Every Mo session keeps one report. The session agent owns it, merges complementary entries, and removes duplicates as the sub-agents submit their work.

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Test cases

A test case is the coverage Mo decided on, written so a person or a Momentic test can follow it: Two cases are duplicates when they check the same behavior under the same meaningful conditions, so Mo keeps distinct roles, permissions, and outcomes as separate cases.

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Verdicts

A bug bash agent submits one verdict per case:
  • Verified: the case behaved as its acceptance criteria require.
  • Issues found: the agent saw behavior that does not match the criteria.
  • Blocked: the case could not be checked. Access, missing data, or a sandbox limit stopped it.
Each verdict carries a summary, the parts the agent verified, and the gaps it could not close. Alongside the verdict, the agent records the individual controls it exercised, each marked checked, failed, partial, or out of scope.

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Bugs

Only a reproduced bug reaches the report. Each one holds: The report records which agent reproduced the bug, so you can open that conversation and read the run that confirmed it. From a bug you make a triage decision.

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Review the coverage

Read the case list before you rely on a pass. A flow that is missing from it was not tested. Message Mo to widen or narrow the scope, or tell it which behavior is expected: that reason goes to the knowledge base as a triage decision.