dogfood

# Dogfood Systematically explore a web application to find bugs, UX issues, and quality problems. Uses browser automation to test across viewports and produce a structured bug report with reproduction steps and screenshots. ## When to Activate - User says "dogfood", "QA this", "find bugs", "test this app" - User provides a URL and asks for quality feedback - User says "exploratory test", "bug hunt" ## Input Required: - **Target URL**: The web app to test Optional: - **Scope**: Focus area (e.g., "billing page", "onboarding flow"). Default: full app. - **Authentication**: Credentials if login is required. - **Viewports**: Default: desktop (1280x800), tablet (768x1024), mobile (375x812). ## Execution ### Step 1: Initialize Create output directory for screenshots and report: ```bash mkdir -p {output_dir}/screenshots {output_dir}/videos ``` Open the target URL in a browser session. Take an initial screenshot. ### Step 2: Authenticate (if needed) If the app requires login, fill credentials and save auth state. For OTP or email codes, ask the user and wait. ### Step 3: Orient Take an annotated screenshot of the landing page. Identify main navigation elements. Map out sections to visit. ### Step 4: Explore Systematically Work through the app section by section: 1. **Navigation**: Visit each top-level section. Check all links work. 2. **Forms**: Fill and submit forms. Test empty submissions, invalid input, boundary values. ...