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Ui Check Framework

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yiyousiow000814·vlatest·frontend

Automates UI element verification against defined specifications using a flexible framework for consistent quality assurance.

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    $ npx skills add yiyousiow000814/xauusd-calendar-agent --skill ui-check-framework -a claude-code

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yiyousiow000814

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.codex/skills/ui-check-framework/SKILL.md
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4 files, 206 lines
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About this skill

What it does

The ui-check-framework skill provides a structured approach to verifying and validating user interface elements. It allows an AI agent to systematically check for the presence, state, and properties of UI components, ensuring they match expected values. This is particularly useful for automated testing and quality assurance processes related to software applications or websites. The framework focuses on reliable checks rather than visual inspection.

When to use it

  • Automated Testing: Verify that a login form displays the correct fields (username, password, submit button) after page load.
  • Regression Testing: Confirm that UI changes introduced in a new version of an application haven't broken existing functionality.
  • Accessibility Checks: Ensure interactive elements have appropriate ARIA attributes or labels for screen readers.
  • Post-Deployment Validation: Verify the UI is rendering correctly after a code deployment to production environments.

Key capabilities

  • Structured UI element verification
  • Reliable checks of UI component properties
  • Automated testing support
  • Regression testing functionality
  • Accessibility validation

Example prompts

  • "Check if the 'Submit' button on the login page is enabled."
  • "Verify that the password field has a placeholder text 'Enter your password'."
  • “Confirm the presence of an ARIA label on the search input field.”

Tips & gotchas

The skill requires accurate identification of UI elements. Incorrect element locators will lead to false positives or negatives in verification results. Ensure the agent has access to the relevant DOM structure for effective checks.