ultraqa

Automating QA cycles requires a run-diagnose-fix-repeat workflow that executes tests, builds, lint, and type checks until your quality goal is met. It coordinates automatic diagnosis and applies fixes iteratively.

An automated QA workflow with state tracking runs end-to-end quality cycles while storing progress in a persistent JSON state file. It tracks the run, diagnose, and fix phases until completion, then cleans up the state.

Yes, you can run interactive testing during an automated QA cycle by enabling the interactive flag. This invokes a dedicated tester component to test the service while the broader quality goals are being resolved.

You can specify multiple quality goals for automated QA testing, including tests, builds, lint, and type checks. The workflow applies automatic diagnosis and fixes repeatedly until all specified goals are met.

No, the automated QA workflow operates without external dependencies or components. It coordinates the run-diagnose-fix-repeat cycle internally and manages persistent state tracking autonomously.

A goal-driven QA cycle automates the repetitive run, diagnose, and fix phases required to meet quality goals like tests and builds. This eliminates manual intervention by applying automatic fixes until completion.