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run-ux-validation

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Validate a user journey before merge or release by running Stunt Double workflows and checklists and reporting pass or fail with failure detail.

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Run UX validation

  1. Find validations: list_workspaces(), list_workflows(workspace_id) (end-to-end journeys), list_checklists(workspace_id) (quality gates). Run both for a full pre-release pass.
  2. Trigger in parallel: run_workflow(workflow_id), run_checklist(checklist_id); both are async.
  3. Poll: get_workflow_run(run_id), get_checklist_run(run_id) until terminal.
  4. Report: pass or fail for each; for failures the failing step or check, what happened, and which actor hit it.
  5. Follow up: list_feedback(project_id) and get_feedback(feedback_id) for related issues, update_feedback_status(feedback_id, status: "reviewed") for triaged items, then suggest fixes or flag for the team.

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