qa-only

To generate structured QA bug reports for a web application without modifying code, provide the target URL and optional authentication credentials. The system performs end-to-end testing, interacting with clickable elements and form inputs to produce evidence-backed bug documentation.

Document regression testing issues with step-by-step reproduction instructions by running a scoped web app testing workflow. The process interacts with app states like a real user, capturing screenshots and generating clear reproduction steps for each bug found.

Yes, you can use this for pre-release bug audits on a web app requiring authentication. Supply the optional authentication credentials alongside the target web application URL to systematically test all clickable elements, app states, and form inputs.

A structured web application QA report includes health scores, screenshots of identified issues, and step-by-step bug reproduction instructions. It systematically documents all existing bugs without performing any code fixes or modifications.

Yes, this testing approach works for scoped regression testing on local development environments. Simply provide the localhost URL to interact with the web application exactly like a real user, testing app states and form inputs to catch hidden bugs.

The primary limitation of report-only QA testing is that it strictly generates bug reports and does not perform any code fixes or modifications. It outputs health scores, screenshots, and reproduction instructions for engineering teams to resolve independently.