post-deploy-qa

Post-deploy QA verification is automated by executing an AVP from the tech-spec on live staging and production environments to validate acceptance criteria. It handles deviations, deferred criteria, and dynamic verification steps using MCP tools to produce structured JSON output.

An AVP check in post-deployment verification executes steps from a tech-spec on a live system to cross-check user-spec and tech-spec acceptance criteria. It applies to live staging and production deployments to confirm compliance and handle deferred criteria.

Yes, you can run Playwright and curl checks against a live staging environment using MCP tools. The verification workflow executes AVP steps from the tech-spec, dynamically applying tools like Telegram MCP, Playwright, curl, and bash to validate live deployments.

Handle deferred acceptance criteria from pre-deploy QA by executing the AVP on live environments and cross-checking both user-spec and tech-spec criteria. The post-deploy verification process validates these deferred items and logs any deviations from the plan in a structured JSON output.

Yes, you need a tech-spec containing the AVP steps to verify live deployments. The skill automates post-deploy verification by extracting and executing these defined steps from the tech-spec to validate acceptance criteria across staging and production environments.