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flow-test

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Test every visible function and user workflow in a website, web app, or open-source project. Use for live QA: navigation, CTAs, forms, auth, search, upload, checkout, dashboards, error states, mobile behavior, expected vs actual results, and issue cards with copyable fixes.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Use this skill to walk a product like a real user.

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  2. Distinctive:

    Test edge states: empty input, invalid input, duplicate submit, back/refresh, mobile, auth boundary.

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  3. Very specific:

    Use S0-S4 severity and include reproduction plus regression checks.

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  4. Very specific:

    Read references/live-functional-audit.md before running the audit.

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SKILL.md

Flow Test

Use this skill to walk a product like a real user.

Do

  1. Inventory every visible feature.
  2. Map visible pages, controls, media, documents, auth/payment/upload/admin boundaries, and unknown surfaces before detailed clicking.
  3. Determine the permission level before live interaction; production defaults to public read-only or safe navigation unless the user grants a test scope.
  4. Execute every safe public workflow.
  5. Record expected vs actual behavior.
  6. Test edge states: empty input, invalid input, duplicate submit, back/refresh, mobile, auth boundary.
  7. Mark unsafe/payment/private/destructive flows as SKIPPED-SAFE.
  8. Produce issue cards with exact live positions and copyable fix prompts.
  9. Use S0-S4 severity and include reproduction plus regression checks.
  10. For multi-step live testing, emit progress updates after each major route, CTA group, form, auth boundary, or blocker.

Reference

Read references/live-functional-audit.md before running the audit. For long runs, also read ../audit/references/progressive-reporting.md and use its update format. For broad website tests, read ../audit/references/web-surface-discovery.md before clicking. For any live interaction, read ../audit/references/permission-model.md and apply its least-privilege levels.

Output

  • Feature inventory.
  • Flow execution log.
  • Edge/failure table.
  • S0-S4 severity.
  • Reproduction steps.
  • Issue cards.
  • Copyable fix pack.
  • Regression checks.
  • Lessons.
  • Final verdict.

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