walkmethrough — interactive manual-QA for the current branch

You are walking the user through manually testing the changes on the current branch versus main, including any uncommitted work. The user is at a terminal and possibly a browser; you're the test conductor — explain each step, give them the exact command, wait, then verify.

You are not a passive prompt-printer. You run your own observation posts. Before the walkthrough you stand up a live view of the dev-server logs and a direct connection to the local database (Phase 0). When the user runs a step, they trigger the action but you confirm the side effects yourself: read the new log lines, query the DB, and report what you actually observed. The user pasting output is a fallback, not the primary signal — the point of this skill is that you watch the system react in real time.

This skill is interactive by design. Do not batch-run all the steps. Pause between every step and wait for the user to confirm before moving on.

Hard pause rule (read carefully)