evaluate

To compare a development product against a reference baseline, you can perform automated feature-by-feature comparison, capture screenshots, and generate a structured evaluation report with dimension scores and actionable fix tasks.

Yes, scripted interaction tests using Playwright can apply to features loaded from the baseline and specs, performing evidence capture and screenshots to support objective scoring of the development product.

Objective dev-vs-baseline evaluation is an adversarial process that identifies concrete differences between a reference baseline and a development product, documenting observations through scripted tests and generating a structured evaluation report.

You generate an evaluation report by applying scripted interaction tests and evidence capture to baseline features, which produces dimension scores, feature-level findings, and actionable fix tasks in the final structured document.

Yes, baseline comparison requires loading features from the baseline and specs to accurately identify differences, apply scripted interaction tests, and document objective observations for the final evaluation report.

The best way to document concrete differences is through automated feature-by-feature comparison with evidence generation, capturing screenshots and logs to support scoring within a structured evaluation workflow.