Records annotated screen-recording proof that a UI fix or feature works (setup, test steps, pass/fail assertions) and posts the video and a results summary to the pull request and the Linear or Jira ticket. Use when the user asks to record proof or a video of a UI flow, show a bug fix works on a PR, or attach test evidence to a ticket. Not for writing automated tests (use tdd-red-green-refactor).
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---
name: pr-test-evidence-video
description: >-
Records annotated screen-recording proof that a UI fix or feature works (setup, test steps,
pass/fail assertions) and posts the video and a results summary to the pull request and the
Linear or Jira ticket. Use when the user asks to record proof or a video of a UI flow, show a
bug fix works on a PR, or attach test evidence to a ticket. Not for writing automated tests (use
tdd-red-green-refactor).
compatibility: Requires a GUI environment with screen recording, an authenticated browser session for the app under test, and gh (GitHub CLI) or equivalent for posting evidence.
metadata:
version: "1.0"
---
# Evidence-Driven Testing
Record annotated screen-recording proof of UI behavior, then attach it to the PR and tracker issue.
## Inputs
- **Test targets** (required): The behaviors/flows to verify, phrased as testable statements.
- **PR / issue** (optional): Where to post the evidence. If omitted, deliver to the requester only.
## Instructions
### 1. Prepare the screen
- Maximize the browser/app window; close popups, notifications, and extra panels.
- Navigate to the starting state (logged in, correct page) BEFORE recording, unless setup itself is under test.
### 2. Start recording
- Begin the screen recording before the first meaningful action.
- Add a `setup` annotation describing the starting context, e.g. "Logged in, navigating to connectors page".
### 3. Annotate as you test
- At each named test's start, add a `test_start` annotation in Jest style: `It should execute the tool directly when permission is 'always'`.
- After each check, add an `assertion` annotation with result `passed`, `failed`, or `untested`.
- Rules for assertions:
- One assertion per meaningful state change — consolidate, don't annotate per UI label.
- Use "Precondition: ..." assertions to establish starting state.
- Keep under ~80 characters, high-signal.
- If a test cannot run (missing prerequisite, expired auth window), mark it `untested` with the reason — never skip silently.
### 4. Stop and review
- Stop recording after the final assertion.
- Confirm the recording captured the key moments before sharing.
### 5. Post the evidence
- Write a short report: what was tested, environment + exact commit, pass/fail per test, caveats.
- Post the video + summary as a PR comment (embed in the PR description if it's your PR).
- Attach the same video to the tracker issue (Linear/Jira) with a one-line result.
- Send the report + recording to the requester.
## Guardrails
- Never record a half-covered or tiled window — maximize first.
- When verifying a fix, show or reference the old failure alongside the new success.
- Always state the exact commit/branch/deployment tested against.