qa-testing
QA Testing
Autonomously test and verify the application using browser automation with the QA auth bypass system.
Before You Begin
REQUIRED: Read the agent-browser skill first to learn browser automation commands:
./agent-browser/SKILL.md
Do not proceed until you have read and understood the agent-browser skill. It contains essential commands for navigating pages, taking snapshots, interacting with elements, and capturing screenshots.
Warning: Subagent type: Use
generalPurpose, NOTbrowser-use. The QA workflow uses theagent-browserCLI via Shell commands. Thebrowser-usesubagent has its own built-in browser that is completely separate fromagent-browserand does NOT follow this skill's patterns. Always delegate QA tasks to ageneralPurposesubagent, which has Shell access to runagent-browsercommands.
Prerequisites
- You have read the agent-browser skill (see above)
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