qa

Automate tiered QA testing and atomic bug fixes for web applications.

Updated Mar 28, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/24601/gastack-pre-fork --skill qa-24601
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Skill: qa
Source: https://github.com/24601/gastack-pre-fork/tree/main/qa
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/24601/gastack-pre-fork --skill qa-24601

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill finds user-facing bugs in web applications, verifies regressions, and applies atomic fixes so features are reliably ship-ready. It reduces manual clicking, vague bug reports, and the churn of flaky releases by combining exploratory testing, automated checks, and code fixes into one workflow.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Tiered testing: Quick, Standard, and Exhaustive modes to control scope and severity of issues addressed.
  • Test → Fix → Verify: Runs interactive and automated checks, applies targeted code fixes as atomic commits, and re-runs verification to produce before/after evidence.
  • Regression & diff-aware mode: Auto-detects branch diffs for focused QA, or tests a deployed URL when provided.
  • Outputs: Structured QA report, health scores, screenshots, console logs, and a fixes summary with commit SHAs and telemetry.

Quick Start

Run the QA workflow on your branch or URL by issuing /qa with a tier like --standard to test, fix high/medium issues, and generate a ship-readiness report.

Frequently Asked Questions about qa

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate QA testing and bug fixing for web applications?

Automate QA testing and bug fixing for web applications by running interactive and automated checks, applying targeted code fixes as atomic commits, and re-running verification to generate before/after evidence. This workflow reduces manual clicking and flaky releases.

How does regression testing work when validating branch diffs?

Regression testing for branch diffs works by auto-detecting code changes and applying focused QA validation to those specific scopes. It runs tiered checks on local or deployed environments to verify regressions and produce ship-readiness reports.

What is the difference between Quick, Standard, and Exhaustive testing tiers?

Quick, Standard, and Exhaustive testing tiers differ by controlling the scope and severity of issues addressed. Users choose a tier like --standard to test features, fix high or medium issues, and generate a ship-readiness report based on the selected depth.

Can I test a deployed web app using a URL?

Yes, you can test a deployed web app by providing a URL. The QA workflow accepts a deployed URL to run interactive and automated checks, capture evidence like screenshots and console logs, and produce a structured report with health scores.

What outputs should I expect from an automated web app QA workflow?

Outputs from an automated web app QA workflow include a structured QA report, before/after health scores, screenshots, console logs, and a fixes summary with commit SHAs and telemetry. These artifacts provide evidence of ship-readiness.

Do I need to handle browser CDP and authentication setup separately for test automation?

No, you do not need to handle browser CDP and authentication setup separately for test automation. The QA workflow handles auth, browser CDP, and test framework bootstrapping automatically as part of its end-to-end testing process.