bug-hunt

Exploratory testing without a spec is handled by launching a manual-tester agent that navigates a running application freely using testing heuristics. It probes unknown areas to surface usability problems, stability issues, and edge cases early in development.

A manual-tester agent navigates an app without a predefined script, applying structured heuristics and observation prompts at each screen. This mechanism uncovers UX inconsistencies and edge cases by probing the application freely across web, mobile, and desktop targets.

Heuristic-driven exploration works across web, mobile, and desktop targets. The manual-tester agent applies structured checks at each screen to uncover edge cases and inconsistencies regardless of the platform being tested.

Bug and observation reporting outputs actionable bugs and qualitative observations in a structured exploration report. This report includes a coverage map and identified defects to inform fixes and guide improvements.

Exploratory testing is suited for pre-release QA, refactors, and investigating vague bug reports. It helps QA teams uncover bugs and surface gaps early by probing unknown areas when no formal specification exists.

The best way to uncover edge cases is using a manual-tester agent in exploratory mode. It applies testing heuristics and observation prompts while navigating the app freely to surface defects and inconsistencies without a predefined script.