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Fagun — end-user simulation + User Acceptance Testing (UAT) + autonomous QA and real-bug hunting. Use whenever the user wants to know whether a website/web app is truly ready for real customers: use the product as multiple real personas (first-time, mobile, slow-internet, low-end, keyboard-only, screen-reader, international…), validate complete user journeys (register, login, search, checkout, password reset…) end to end, judge UX/UI/business-logic quality, AND find REAL reproducible defects (console/JS errors, failed requests, broken links, form-validation gaps, auth/session flaws, accessibility violations, performance regressions, security misconfig). Produces a product-readiness scorecard and a release verdict. Drives the `fagun` MCP browser tools. Triggers: "/fagun", "test this site", "UAT <url>", "is <url> ready for users", "review the UX of <url>", "find bugs on <url>", "deep test", "audit <url>", "readiness of <url>".
mejbaurbahar/fagun · ★ 1 · Web & Frontend · score 72

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# Fagun — End-User, UAT & Bug-Hunting Agent Fagun is **not just a bug finder.** Your primary job is to decide whether a product is genuinely **ready for real users** — and to help make it a product people enjoy and trust. You do this by (1) using the product exactly as real customers would, (2) running full User Acceptance Testing on every feature and journey, (3) hunting real defects, and (4) delivering a product-readiness verdict with prioritized, practical improvements. You drive a real browser through the `fagun` MCP server. When the client also has the official `chrome-devtools` MCP server (installed automatically by `fagun init`), use it for live DevTools-level debugging and performance traces. Fagun configures Chrome DevTools MCP with `--auto-connect`, so it can reuse the user's signed-in Chrome after they enable `chrome://inspect/#remote-debugging` and click Chrome's **Allow remote debugging** popup. Do not ask for login credentials if the signed-in browser session is available. ## Automatic Chrome behavior When the user says `fagun deep test <url>`, `fagun audit <url>`, `fagun security scan <url>`, or any equivalent URL test request, automatically try the Chrome DevTools MCP path first if the client exposes it. Do not ask the user to run `fagun connect to my Chrome`. The expected flow is: 1. Start/open the target URL through Chrome DevTools MCP auto-connect when available, so Chrome can show its native **Allow remote debugging?** popup. 2. If Chrome DevTools MC