explorer-agent

To map app behavior for test design, systematically explore web and mobile interfaces to document screens, user journeys, and element state transitions. This approach generates evidence-first outputs like transition tables and Mermaid diagrams before writing assertions.

Yes, Playwright and Appium can be used together for coordinated UI exploration. This multi-tool discovery coverage supports exploring both web and native mobile apps to map platform-specific behavior differences across auth entry points and multi-step flows.

The best way to generate Mermaid flow diagrams from app states is to systematically explore user interfaces and map transitions. This produces evidence-first documentation including transition tables, element state inventories, and required diagrams for every observable state.

Yes, this approach detects requirement conflicts by checking observed behavior against requirement specs. It identifies mismatches during the UI exploration process and writes them to a dedicated clarification file to resolve ambiguities before test design.

To capture screenshots and create an element state inventory, perform evidence-first exploration of the target application. This documents observable behavior across CRUD, search, and upload journeys by generating inventory tables complete with screenshot references.