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About scoutqa-test

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scoutqa-test

AI-powered exploratory testing for web applications

scoutqa-test is an agent skill from the github/awesome-copilot collection for AI-powered exploratory testing of web applications using the scoutqa command-line tool. The agent explores the application autonomously, discovers bugs, and verifies features through natural language test prompts, and it supports testing a site on localhost without a manual setup. The skill suggests delegating testing to several parallel ScoutQA runs to cover more ground in less time. It is used in two situations: when a user asks to test a website or check that a feature works, and proactively after web features are built, such as running the login flow after it is implemented, checking validation after a form changes, or confirming a fix did not break neighboring features. It also covers accessibility checks. It is useful for teams that want a second pair of eyes on a web application without writing a scripted test for each path. Exploratory results are a sample of the application's behavior rather than a full test, so findings should be confirmed by a person and reproduced before they are reported as bugs. The tool drives a real browser, so it should be pointed only at applications the user is allowed to test, and not at live sites where test actions would change real data. The skill is installed with the skills CLI from the github/awesome-copilot repository. Its skills.sh page showed about 10.0K installs and passing results from Gen Agent Trust Hub and Socket, with Snyk reporting a failure at the time of the scan.

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