verifying-in-browser

What problem does it solve?

This Skill gives you a repeatable way to prove that a change works in the actual app instead of relying on code inspection alone. It helps catch broken rendering, console errors, failed requests, and interaction regressions immediately after implementation.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Launches the development server and opens the app in Cursor's built-in browser for side-by-side verification.
• Checks the visual result, browser console, and network activity so you can spot issues that static tests miss.
• Supports route-specific verification and interaction testing for forms, buttons, and other UI elements.
• Use it after React component updates, CSS or layout changes, API or data-fetching edits, and configuration changes.

Quick Start

Use the verifying-in-browser skill to start the app, open it in the built-in browser, and confirm the changed page renders cleanly with no console or network errors.