prompt-audit

Auditing AI prompts and web navigation rules involves analyzing rules.ts, navigator.ts, and tools.ts across your project to identify contradictions, ambiguity, and incomplete guidance, yielding actionable improvement guidance.

Inconsistent web testing AI prompts often stem from contradictions and ambiguities across rules.ts, navigator.ts, and tools.ts files. Auditing these cross-file rules helps pinpoint incomplete guidance causing the inconsistency.

Cross-file rule usage evaluation in AI web testing checks how navigation rules in rules.ts are applied within navigator.ts and tool prompts to verify locator prompts and tool differentiation are correctly implemented.

Checking for contradictions in testing rules and tool prompts requires evaluating the guidance defined in rules.ts against its implementation in navigator.ts and tools.ts to detect conflicting instructions and ambiguities.

Yes, you can use prompt-audit to verify locator prompts and tool differentiation. It evaluates how tools.ts and navigator.ts apply rules.ts guidance to ensure clear, distinct tool usage and accurate locators.

A limitation when auditing AI navigation rules is that the evaluation relies specifically on analyzing rules.ts, navigator.ts, and tools.ts, meaning guidance outside these files may not be reviewed for gaps or contradictions.