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Systematic QA testing identifies and fixes defects in web applications through end-to-end testing scenarios. It produces a ship-readiness summary with before/after health scores and evidence of fixes to verify release readiness.

Yes, you can use the report-only mode to validate test results without triggering any fix actions. This mode performs the standard quality assurance testing and generates the health score report without modifying the application.

Tiered end-to-end QA testing enforces reproducible test results and collects evidence of fixes. By comparing before/after health scores, you can verify that bug fixes are reproducible and effective across the web application.

End-to-end testing supports three tiered scopes: Quick, Standard, and Exhaustive. This allows you to adjust the quality assurance depth based on your needs, from rapid validations to comprehensive ship-readiness summaries.

Tiered QA testing targets end-to-end scenarios specifically on web applications. It requires producing before/after health scores and evidence of fixes, meaning it may not suit non-web platforms or contexts lacking reproducible test results.

Ask Claude Code to run a standard QA pass on your web application. The systematic quality assurance testing will identify defects and return a structured bug-fix plan with ship-readiness summaries and health scores.