What problem does it solve?
QA verification skill that tests like a human QA would — navigating the app in a browser, looking at what's on screen, and flagging anything that looks wrong. Use when verifying implemented features match task specifications, testing user flows, or validating acceptance criteria from docs/TASKS.md. Triggers on "verify this PR", "QA this feature", "visual test", "check the UI", "screenshot test", "verify task X". Works against localhost, preview/staging deployments, and production URLs. Auto-selects Google accounts; pauses for user assistance only on credential-based login flows.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Manual-to-automated QA workflow: Validate features by walking user flows, capturing visual evidence, and documenting findings.
- Visual inspection & consistency: Identify layout misalignments, truncated text, broken interactions, and loading issues across localhost or staging URLs.
- Use Case: Example: verify a new checkout flow on a staging deployment by validating UI state, form validation, error messages, and performance hints.
Quick Start
To begin QA verification, specify the target URL and acceptance criteria, then run a browser-based session to navigate the app, capture screenshots, and log findings.