| name | webapp-qa |
| description | Quick-invoke QA testing for a web app URL. Use when you want the `qa` subagent to smoke test, exercise flows, and run Lighthouse against a target URL. |
| metadata | {"author":"GhostWorks"} |
QA — Web App Testing
Quick-invoke skill that delegates to the qa subagent. Parse the URL and optional flow instructions, then run a focused QA session.
Argument Parsing
Args follow the pattern: <url> [-- <flow instructions>]
- URL — first token (required). Must start with
http:// or https://.
- Flow instructions — everything after
-- (optional). Free text describing specific flows to test.
- No args — ask the user for the URL before proceeding.
Examples:
$webapp-qa http://localhost:3000 — full smoke test + Lighthouse on localhost$webapp-qa https://staging.example.com -- test the login flow and dashboard — targeted flow test$webapp-qa http://localhost:4000 -- check that form validation works on signup — form-specific QA$webapp-qa — ask user for URL
Behavior
Parse args, then delegate to the qa agent with a focused prompt:
If URL provided, no flow instructions:
Delegate with:
Run a full QA session on <url>. Perform the smoke test, exercise all visible user flows (navigation, forms, buttons), and run a Lighthouse audit. Report all findings using the standard QA report format.
If URL provided with flow instructions:
Delegate with:
Run a QA session on <url>. Focus on: <flow instructions>. Also run a quick smoke test (console errors, network failures) and a Lighthouse audit. Report all findings using the standard QA report format.
If no URL:
Ask the user:
What URL should I test? (e.g., http://localhost:3000)
Then proceed with the full smoke test default.
Delegation
Spawn the qa agent and pass the constructed prompt. The qa agent owns the browser session, interaction, and reporting.
Do not interact with the browser directly from this skill — that is the agent's responsibility.
