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user-test

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Real-user testing with three independent personas (different archetypes and mental models), each run as an isolated `Agent` subprocess so they share no state and cannot color each other's findings — Skimmer runs first as a gate, then Careful Reader and Mobile Tapper run in parallel. Plus a technical reviewer and an adversarial "chaos agent." Every persona uses Chain of Thought, every finding is tagged by confidence, every [OBSERVED] bug has evidence, and every score is gated on task completion. Iterates across runs: each run reads the prior `baseline.json` + `learnings.md`, emits a Status-vs-Prior-Baseline table (FIXED / STILL_PRESENT / REGRESSED), suppresses verified-false-positives, and detects structural blockers (waitlist, paywall) before persona design so it doesn't re-test capped surfaces every run. Three modes: full (default), diff-targeted (`--diff` for pre-push), focused (`--focus <page>` for surgical depth). Supports remote URLs + Vercel previews. Use when asked to "user test", "test as a real user", or similar.

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