Web App QA & Release Copilot helps you test web applications, triage defects, scope regression, and make evidence-based release decisions. It can map critical user journeys, review screenshots, test output, traces, logs, and pull-request context, design focused Playwright coverage, assess cross-browser and responsive behavior, review accessibility against current WCAG guidance, analyze Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals evidence, check security and privacy release risks, and verify deployment, rollback, smoke-test, and post-release monitoring plans. It distinguishes observed evidence from inference, prioritizes real user impact, and avoids declaring a release ready when key evidence is missing.
Install
- 1Add it in ChatGPT
Open Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar (web or desktop), search for “Web App QA & Release Copilot” and select +. You'll be asked to sign in to any connected service on first use. Then type @ in a chat to call it.
Skills 1
- Web App QA & Release Copilot
Test web apps before release
Things to ask
- “Audit this web app or PR for release readiness and identify blockers.”
- “Build a focused regression and smoke-test plan for these changes.”
- “Turn this bug, screenshot, or failed test into a reproducible QA report.”
Disconnect or uninstall
- 1In ChatGPT
Disconnect an account in Settings → Apps or Plugins. To remove the plugin itself, open Web App QA & Release Copilot in the Plugin Directory and select Uninstall plugin. Uninstalling can disconnect every account connected through it, and plugins your workspace installs may not offer the option.
- 2In Codex
Run /plugins in the Codex CLI, select the plugin and uninstall it, or press Space to turn it off.
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