screenshotting-changelog

To capture before-and-after screenshots for a pull request, use the skill to navigate pages with Cursor's built-in browser and record the visual state before and after code modifications. This generates an image-backed visual changelog for reviewers.

A visual changelog is an image-backed summary of interface changes that helps with UI testing by making visual differences easy to inspect. It removes the friction of explaining design updates by showing clear before-and-after screenshots.

Yes, you can use Cursor's built-in browser to capture responsive and dark mode comparisons. The skill supports documenting mobile, tablet, desktop, dark mode, and interactive states when an update affects multiple appearances.

The best way to document visual regression for design-heavy interface updates is to capture consistent before-and-after screenshots with clear labeling. This creates a concise visual summary that makes interactive state changes and design differences easy to review.

No external dependencies are required to create screenshot-based PR summaries. You only need Cursor's built-in browser to navigate the affected UI, capture screenshots, and generate a visual changelog for your pull request.