qa-only

You can generate a QA testing report by running a command with the target URL to produce a structured document containing health scores and screenshots. This process systematically tests the web application and logs detailed findings without executing any direct fixes.

A web application health score in QA report generation is a metric summarizing the overall quality and status of the tested system. It is included in structured reports alongside screenshots and reproducible steps to provide a comprehensive overview of the tested application's health.

Yes, you can test a web application and get screenshots without applying code fixes. This approach provides a comprehensive QA testing experience that generates detailed reports with health information while intentionally avoiding any direct code correction or deployment actions.

Yes, QA report generation works with external resources during web application testing by utilizing WebSearch for external resource lookup. It also relies on Bash for scripting and uses Read and Write operations to gather data and log testing results.

The main limitation of generating reports without making fixes is that the tested web application will not be automatically repaired or deployed. You should use this approach when a developer requires a thorough QA report with reproducible steps but does not need immediate code correction.