post-deploy-qa

You can verify acceptance criteria after a live deployment by executing predefined Agent Verification Plans against the live environment. This checks that deferred technical requirements and critical user-facing functions work as expected.

An Agent Verification Plan is a predefined set of verification steps executed against a live environment to ensure newly deployed features function correctly. It validates user-defined and technical acceptance criteria automatically.

Yes, you need Playwright, curl, bash, and MCP tools to run post-deployment verification checks. These dependencies are required for executing the verification plans and generating reports in the live environment.

Yes, you can automate release validation testing in a live production environment. The skill executes predefined verification plans to automatically test critical workflows like checkout processes and confirm user-facing elements function correctly.

The best way to validate deferred acceptance criteria after releasing is to run automated post-deployment QA checks. This executes Agent Verification Plans on live servers to confirm that previously deferred technical requirements are met.

Automated verification plans ensure live applications function correctly by systematically checking all critical acceptance criteria. This addresses release validation workflows more consistently than manual testing by automatically verifying planned steps on production servers.