plan

To map a UI diff into a screenshot coverage plan, you input changed files, route lists, or PR notes. The tool then converts these into a structured capture plan and manifest, identifying affected pages, modals, and state recipes for visual evidence.

Requirement parity review in UI capture planning compares a product note or spec against the current UI. It generates evidence pairs within the capture plan, ensuring the baseline and current states are documented for deterministic route and screen coverage.

Yes, you can generate a capture plan from a local Codex session. The tool maps local session context, alongside web, native mobile, and branch diff scenarios, into a deterministic manifest requiring explicit viewports and state recipes.

Plan screenshot coverage for mobile web and native mobile by providing route lists or diffs. The tool outputs a capture plan covering default states, drawers, loading, error, and empty conditions, requiring explicit devices and viewports for deterministic results.

A UI capture planning tool produces only a capture-plan.json and manifest.json file. These deterministic outputs map affected UI surfaces and state recipes for downstream workflows without altering application code or generating QA artifacts.

Yes, you need to specify explicit viewports or devices for a UI capture plan. The tool requires deterministic route or screen coverage, state recipes, and confidence notes to accurately map affected surfaces like modals, drawers, and responsive conditions.