What problem does it solve?
Manually verifying Warp's first-time install and onboarding experience across logged-out and logged-in paths on Linux is slow and easy to miss visual defects or alternate branches. This Skill automates that verification by launching parallel Oz cloud agents with computer use to walk through onboarding, capture screenshots, and report UI quality issues.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Parallel baseline exploration: Launches two cloud agents simultaneously, one covering the login-free flow and one covering the authenticated flow using the managed ONBOARDING_AGENT_FTUE_REFRESH_TOKEN secret.
- Branch coverage fan-out: Baseline explorers propose distinct onboarding branches, and the parent orchestrator deduplicates and launches up to four targeted follow-up agents for high-value alternate paths.
- Structured screenshot evidence: Every step is captured with sequential screenshots, a manifest, and issue-focused captures for misalignment, truncation, broken loading states, or auth failures.
- Use Case: Before a Warp release, ask the agent to verify the Linux onboarding experience; it installs the latest stable package, walks both auth states, screenshots every screen, and returns a consolidated report of visual defects and unexplored branches.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to test and screenshot the Warp first-time install and onboarding experience on Linux in both logged-out and logged-in states.
