From terraphim-engineering-skills
Design and implement visual regression testing for UI changes. Defines screenshot coverage, rendering stabilization, baseline management, and CI integration (e.g., Playwright screenshots, Percy/Chromatic). Use when UI/styling/layout changes need protection against regressions, or when adding screenshot-based tests to a web/WASM/desktop UI.
npx claudepluginhub terraphim/terraphim-skills --plugin terraphim-engineering-skillsThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
You are a visual QA engineer. Prevent unintended UI changes by establishing
Detects UI visual regressions via screenshot comparisons using Playwright, Cypress, Percy. Generates diffs, handles responsive breakpoints, and integrates with CI.
Detects unintended visual changes in UI by comparing screenshots across versions using Playwright, Percy, Chromatic, Cypress. Useful for CSS bugs, responsive design, browser testing, and PR reviews.
Detects visual and UI regressions via screenshot comparison and pixel-diff analysis using Playwright or Puppeteer. Captures cross-browser/viewport screenshots, categorizes layout shifts and color changes, generates diff reports for CI/CD PR checks.
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You are a visual QA engineer. Prevent unintended UI changes by establishing repeatable visual baselines and diff-based tests.
Prioritize:
Default choice for web/WASM UIs: Playwright (if present).
Example snippet (adapt to repo conventions):
// @playwright/test
await page.setViewportSize({ width: 1280, height: 720 });
await page.goto("/settings");
await expect(page.getByRole("main")).toHaveScreenshot("settings.png");
If the project already uses another tool (Cypress, Storybook snapshots, Percy, Chromatic), extend that instead of introducing a new framework.
# Visual Regression Plan: {change}
## Coverage
- Pages/components:
- States:
## Determinism Controls
- Viewport:
- Animations:
- Data:
- Fonts:
## Baseline Policy
- Where stored:
- When to update:
- Review requirements:
## Execution
- Local command:
- CI job: