Report PASS/FAIL QA checks for Scaffold-ETH 2 dApps post-build.
npx skills add https://github.com/involvex/aetheris --skill qa-involvex
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: qa Source: https://github.com/involvex/aetheris/tree/main/.agents/skills/ethskills/qa Command: npx skills add https://github.com/involvex/aetheris --skill qa-involvex
Pre-ship QA audit for Ethereum dApps built with Scaffold-ETH 2, providing a fresh-review context to catch bugs before release and validate against baseline LLM checks.
This skill is designed for post-build review, handed to a new reviewer agent after the dApp is built. The reviewer reads the source code (app/, components/, contracts/), runs the app to verify flows, and reports PASS/FAIL for a suite of checks including wallet flow, four-state button flow, branding, contract address display, address inputs, USD value display, OG image URIs, RPC/polling configuration, dark-mode handling, mobile wallet deep linking, and button loading behavior. Use cases include validating an initial release candidate, reproducing critical UX and security checks, and ensuring the app adheres to a strict, verified QA standard.
After the build completes, hand this to a fresh reviewer agent to perform a comprehensive pre-ship audit following the listed rules.
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Pre-ship QA for a Scaffold-ETH dApp involves handing the completed build to a fresh reviewer agent that inspects source code, runs the app, and reports PASS/FAIL on checks like wallet flows, contract verification, and button states.
Critical pre-release checks for an Ethereum dApp include validating wallet connection flows, four-state button behavior, contract address display, USD value rendering, RPC/polling configuration, and mobile wallet deep linking.
Yes, the Scaffold-ETH QA review validates mobile wallet deep linking alongside wallet connection flows, ensuring the dApp correctly handles user authentication and transaction signing across mobile environments.
To audit an Ethereum dApp for contract verification and RPC polling, a reviewer agent inspects source code and app behavior, enforcing PASS/FAIL results on RPC/polling configuration and contract address display.
Enforcing branding and dark-mode handling in a Scaffold-ETH 2 application is achieved by running a pre-ship QA audit that checks source components and reports PASS/FAIL against strict baseline UI/UX standards.
A dApp needs a fresh reviewer context after the build to catch bugs before release without developer bias, validating the initial release candidate against baseline LLM checks for critical UX and security issues.
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