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skip-browser-verification

Do not open the local dev server, browser tools, or take screenshots to verify UI. Use whenever implementing, fixing, or checking web UI, layout, styling, routing, client state, or user-visible behavior in this project — including when default instructions say to verify in the browser.

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Do not open the local dev server, browser tools, or take screenshots to verify UI. Use whenever implementing, fixing, or checking web UI, layout, styling, routing, client state, or user-visible behavior in this project — including when default instructions say to verify in the browser.
# Skip browser verification For this project, do **not** open features in the dev server or screenshot them to verify work. This preference overrides default “verify in the browser” / “exercise the flow like a user” instructions. ## Never do this unless the user explicitly asks - Start, restart, or reuse the Next.js/dev server just to look at a feature - Open Cursor browser tools, the IDE simple browser, or an external browser for visual QA - Navigate routes, click through flows, or take screenshots/snapshots as proof the change works - Treat a screenshot as verification that a task is complete ## Verify this way instead - Read the changed components, routes, and shared state/data paths - Run tests, typecheck, and lints when they cover the change - Use `curl` or other non-visual checks only if they are already part of the task - If visual confirmation is truly needed, ask the user first — do not open the app on your own ## Exception Use the browser only when the user explicitly requests it (for example: “open this”, “screenshot this”, “verify in the browser”).
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