Step 1
Write the step once.
"Open the settings menu" holds whether the button moved, resized, or changed platform.
Cross-device verification
One suite, every target you ship on.
The same plain-language steps run against a physical unit, an emulator and a different screen size, because the instruction is semantic rather than structural.
The output
What a run leaves.
Where it's the wrong tool
- Pixel-exact visual diffing is a different job — this checks behaviour, not rendering fidelity
- Timing-sensitive interactions need a tolerance you set deliberately
- One report per target, from one suite
- Screenshots that make a divergence obvious
- A single file to maintain instead of one per device
How it works
The agent does
what the person does.
The same plain-language steps run against a physical unit, an emulator and a different screen size, because the instruction is semantic rather than structural.
Step 2
Point it at each target.
Physical units, emulators and virtual machines are all just screens with input attached.
Step 3
Compare the reports.
The same step, side by side across targets, with the screenshot from each.
Specs
- Who it's for
- QA leads shipping to more than one hardware target
- At a glance
- One suite, many targets · Physical and emulated · Resolution independent
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