qa-sweep

Coordinate browser automation, API smoke checks, and database verifications for Haversack Broker OS QA sweeps.

Updated Feb 28, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Xandon/haversack-broker-os2 --skill qa-sweep
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Skill: qa-sweep
Source: https://github.com/Xandon/haversack-broker-os2/tree/main/.claude/skills/qa-sweep
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Xandon/haversack-broker-os2 --skill qa-sweep

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

qa-sweep provides an end-to-end QA orchestration for the Haversack Broker OS live environment, coordinating browser automation, API smoke tests, and DB validation to catch regressions early and maintain an auditable trail of fixes.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • End-to-end coverage across domains (Auth, Dashboard, Accounts, Orders, Activities, Admin) to validate user journeys.
  • Manifest-driven resume and progress tracking to support conversation boundaries and long-running tests.
  • Deterministic browser automation with Chrome MCP, API health checks via curl, and database verification with psql.
  • Structured fix commits and PR-ready reports to document issues and resolutions.

Quick Start

Initialize the manifest, create the QA branch, and start the sweep from Phase 0 to establish a baseline.

Frequently Asked Questions about qa-sweep

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate end-to-end QA sweeps across web, API, and database layers?

End-to-end QA sweeps are automated by coordinating browser automation, API smoke checks via curl, and database verification with psql. This approach applies manifest-driven phases across domains like auth, dashboard, and orders to catch regressions with an auditable trail.

What is manifest-driven resume flow for QA testing and when do I need it?

Manifest-driven resume flow for QA testing persists progress across conversation boundaries and long-running test sessions. You need it when orchestrating comprehensive UI tests and data validations that span multiple domains and may require pausing or resuming execution.

How do I run API smoke checks and database validations during UI test automation?

API smoke checks and database validations run alongside UI test automation by coordinating curl commands for API health checks and psql for database verification. This comprehensive testing ensures user journeys are validated across all application layers.

Can I use browser automation to validate user journeys across multiple application domains?

Browser automation validates user journeys across multiple application domains including auth, dashboard, accounts, orders, activities, and admin. Deterministic Chrome MCP automation drives these tests to ensure comprehensive end-to-end coverage.

How do I document fixes found during QA sweeps with strict commit discipline?

Fixes found during QA sweeps are documented through structured fix commits and PR-ready reports. This strict per-fix commit discipline maintains an auditable trail of issues and resolutions across all tested domains.

What are the limitations of orchestrating QA tests with a manifest-driven approach?

Orchestrating QA tests with a manifest-driven approach requires initializing a QA branch and establishing baselines from Phase 0. Limitations include dependency on Chrome MCP for browser automation and the need for persistent manifests to track progress across conversation boundaries.