Agent Skills: common-web-visual-testing
Standardizes visual audits, responsive design, and behavioral testing for web apps. Use to verify a web UI fix or cross-browser behavior; defer backend API refactors, Playwright installation/tooling setup, and Appium/mobile automation.
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