ln-522-manual-tester

To manually test Story Acceptance Criteria, you execute bash scripts stored in the project's `tests/manual/` directory. These scripts validate specific ACs using bash and curl for API testing or puppeteer for UI testing.

Executable test suites are generated and maintained per user story within the `tests/manual/` directory. You run them by navigating to the specific story folder and executing its shell script, such as `./test-story-slug.sh`.

Yes, bash scripts can verify API and UI acceptance criteria. The testing process utilizes bash and curl for API validation and puppeteer for UI testing to confirm that application behavior meets the defined requirements.

You should run manual test scripts after a developer marks implementation tasks as Done. This verifies that all Acceptance Criteria are met against the running application before proceeding to the next development stage.

Manual testing of acceptance criteria using these bash scripts does not require external dependencies. The scripts rely on standard tools like bash, curl, and puppeteer to execute tests and validate application behavior.

Manual test results are documented in a clear, parsable format for review and further action. The scripts save these findings to provide structured reporting on whether the Acceptance Criteria passed or failed.