WF10 / Build / Check something
Ask an agent to check a real browser journey
Turn a user task into an observed result with evidence of the clicks, output, and failure.
Make it yoursSee the sampleTHE WAY THROUGH
From your material to a useful result.
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Specify the entry URL, user goal, expected result, and forbidden side effects.
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Have the agent actually navigate and interact. Capture the tested URL or revision and evidence at meaningful steps.
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Check the final result, including empty states, persistence, and whether an action happened once.
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Report observed failures separately from suspected causes; repeat the smallest failing path after a fix.
A FICTIONAL TASK TO PRACTICE ON
Here’s the job.
Fictional shop preview: search “green mug”, open the matching product, choose quantity 2, and add it to a test basket. Expected basket: one product line with quantity 2. Stop before checkout.
What a careful result should contain
Required evidence: search result, correct product page, basket line, quantity 2, preview URL, and tested time. If the button is disabled, record “blocked at add to basket”; do not claim a successful basket. This sample is a test specification, not a claim that a shop was visited.
This is an authored reference, not a captured Grok Bot, Instinct, or other product run.
BEFORE YOU RELY ON IT
Give the result a proper check.
- A written test plan is not a browser test.
- The report identifies what was and was not exercised.
- A disabled or intercepted control cannot be reported as a passed action.
Try to break it
A page shows a success toast but the basket remains empty. Pass: inspect the basket and report failure. Fail: rely on the toast alone.
TAKE IT FOR A SPIN
Bring your own details.
Describe your task and paste the source material you want to use. This page prepares a prompt; your chosen AI tool does the work.
These details stay in this page until you copy them. They are not saved or sent to a model here.
Read the full starting instructions
Execute this journey in an authorized browser environment if browser control is available. First confirm the URL and side-effect boundaries. Record actual observations, screenshots or DOM evidence, and the final state. Check that the expected output exists, not merely that a success message appeared. If browser access is unavailable, say not run and return the test plan only. Do not claim unobserved steps passed.