agency-reality-checker

To validate software deployment readiness, you cross-reference automated visual evidence like Playwright screenshots with functional specifications to identify discrepancies between claimed features and actual implementation. This process certifies production readiness using objective data.

Cross-referencing QA findings with performance data prevents premature production approvals by replacing subjective assessments with objective JSON-based metrics and visual evidence, ensuring actual system performance matches claimed features before deployment.

Yes, you need Playwright to capture screenshots for integration testing validation. The skill requires Playwright to automatically capture visual evidence across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices to verify visual integrity and responsive design.

The best way to verify responsive design across device breakpoints is by running automated evidence collection that captures screenshots across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, cross-validating interactive elements and visual integrity against project specifications.

Yes, you can use automated visual testing to check interactive elements on a marketing landing page. The skill validates that interactive elements function correctly and the design remains responsive across all required device breakpoints before deployment.

To generate an integration report that certifies production readiness, you run the reality checker to validate the current build against project specifications, comparing automated visual evidence and JSON performance data to produce a comprehensive deployment readiness assessment.