uat-browser-flow

End-to-end UAT browser flow testing is automated by applying a standard task template that navigates, waits, interacts, asserts, screenshots, and reports across multi-page user workflows to verify expected behavior before delivery.

The standard task pattern for browser-based UAT follows a NAVIGATE, WAIT, INTERACT, ASSERT, SCREENSHOT, and REPORT sequence to execute and verify each flow consistently across platform pages.

Yes, a browser-subagent environment is required to run automated UAT browser flow checks, as the testing executes multi-page interactions and captures screenshot evidence across dashboard, providers, attacks, chains, batch, reports, and settings pages.

Screenshot evidence is captured at key state transitions during automated QA workflow validation to verify visuals and flow across the dashboard, providers, attacks, chains, batch, reports, and settings pages.

You start validating platform workflows by executing the UAT test workflow, which runs automated browser flow checks that navigate and interact with platform pages to assert expected state transitions and generate reports.

Template-driven UAT browser flow automation is limited to validating multi-page user workflows on the Apire RedTeam Kit platform, requiring a browser-subagent environment to execute navigate, wait, interact, assert, screenshot, and report actions.