Ui control
Verify graphical browser, desktop, or Electron behavior through the actual interface. Use when screenshot, accessibility, console, network, trace, or browser-driven evidence is required; exclude terminal-hosted interfaces.From its SKILL.md
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UI Control
Gather reproducible evidence from the actual graphical surface without changing production behavior.
Workflow
- Identify the target surface, build or session, and observable contract.
- Reuse the authorized running or authenticated surface when it is the target. Start a local app only when necessary and authorized.
- Prefer existing repository harnesses and locate controls by stable roles, labels, identifiers, or application markers.
- Perform only actions needed for the requested behavior or a concrete risk.
- Capture the smallest relevant screenshot, accessibility output, console entry, network evidence, or trace.
- Check loading, empty, error, keyboard, focus, responsive, and cleanup states only when material to the contract.
- Clean up only servers, profiles, sessions, and artifacts created by this workflow.
Keep verification read-only unless the parent task separately authorizes implementation. Use behavior-implement for fixes, phase-validate for contract acceptance, and test-gap-review for evidence sufficiency.
Do not add automation dependencies for a one-off probe, retain sensitive evidence, use stale selectors, or terminate user-owned resources.
Finish with the surface tested, actions, observed result, retained evidence, and blockers or limitations.
What ships with it
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