What problem does it solve?
It prevents false claims that features or bug fixes work by enforcing a mandatory testing protocol with visual evidence, console error monitoring, and user confirmation before any success declaration.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Playwright MCP Testing: Drives browser-based tests against a running Vue.js app to verify UI behavior, state synchronization across sidebar, calendar, and kanban views, and data persistence after refresh.
- Zero-Tolerance Verification Protocol: Requires clean builds, zero console errors, real (non-demo) data, and before/after screenshots before any feature can be called working.
- Mandatory User Verification: Blocks claims like "fixed" or "complete" until the user explicitly confirms the fix via a structured verification request.
- Use Case: After fixing a drag-and-drop bug in a task management app, run the full checklist—build passes, Playwright confirms the calendar event renders, console is clean, and the user verifies—before marking the issue resolved.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to verify that a recently changed feature in the Vue.js app actually works by running the mandatory Playwright testing protocol with screenshots and console checks.