qa-only

To generate a structured QA report with screenshots and reproducible steps, run a report-only QA testing pass that exercises web app interactions and backend endpoints without applying code changes. This produces a markdown report containing a health score and evidence artifacts for tracking.

Diff-aware QA testing for feature branches analyzes only the changed code paths to produce a targeted health score and structured report. It captures screenshots and reproducible steps without modifying the source, ensuring non-intrusive validation for incremental updates.

Yes, you can run automated regression tests without modifying source code using a report-only QA workflow. It leverages browser automation to test pages and interactions, outputting a markdown report and project-scoped artifact with evidence while keeping app state untouched.

Web app QA testing requires a browser automation tool, a report template, and a method to capture evidence to function properly. These components work together to produce the structured markdown report, health score, and project-scoped artifacts needed for developer hand-off.

The best way to capture reproducible steps and a health score is using a fixed, non-intrusive QA workflow that outputs a structured markdown report. It systematically covers pages, interactions, and backend endpoints, generating project-scoped artifacts suitable for developer hand-off.

QA bug reports often lack clear reproducible steps and structured evidence when testing is done without a fixed reporting workflow. Generating a standardized markdown report with screenshots, a health score, and precise repro steps ensures comprehensive feedback without applying fixes.