Starting with version 5.4.1, the Checkly CLI can import UI-created resources into your repository, making it easier to switch from a UI-driven workflow to Monitoring as Code. Run the command in your repo to move your existing UI setup into your code base, keep monitoring history and check relationships intact, and review everything before committing.
npx checkly importImpact analysis for Playwright checks now uses an upgraded model and more data sources, like network logs and your script code, to answer why a check failed and who is impacted. A new Tag Description Editor lets you enrich tags with domain knowledge that Checkly AI uses as context. You can also bring your own LLM, with built-in support for Azure-hosted and Google Gemini models, available upon request for Enterprise customers.
Group-level settings for scheduling, locations, retries, and alerting were previously always enforced on every check in a group. You can now opt in or out per setting, so groups can act more like folders. In the UI you get checkboxes next to each override property; for Monitoring as Code, the new CheckGroupV2 construct in CLI v6.0.0 enables the updated behavior, with Terraform and Pulumi support coming soon.