ag-7-qualidade

Automating quality assurance for MERIDIAN-based applications involves orchestrating a workflow that validates apps across five QA dimensions: ALIVE, REAL, WORKS, LOOKS, and FEELS. This process uses convergence cycles to iterate fixes until reaching the MQS threshold, ultimately generating a Quality Certificate.

The autonomous QA workflow process delegates testing to subagents to evaluate user-facing quality across ALIVE, REAL, WORKS, LOOKS, and FEELS dimensions. It operates through discovery, routing, and convergence cycles, continuously validating applications until the MQS threshold is met and a Quality Certificate is produced.

Yes, you can run automated QA convergence cycles in the background. The workflow supports background prompt execution and command-style invocations, allowing you to start testing against a target URL or local path and resume previous runs while adjusting MQS thresholds.

Yes, the autonomous QA workflow requires the opus model to run its convergence cycles. It integrates with ag-meridian as a subagent to handle the multi-dimension evaluation and generate the final Quality Certificate.

ALIVE, REAL, WORKS, LOOKS, and FEELS are five distinct QA dimensions used to evaluate user-facing software quality. This multi-dimension evaluation assesses application functionality and experience comprehensively, ensuring applications meet defined quality criteria before receiving a Quality Certificate.