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humanqa

v0.1.4

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Evidence-first product quality checks for web apps

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hotragnhotragn

Keywords

playwrighttestingqaaccessibilityux-testingquality-engineeringrelease-gateagent-skills

Readme

HumanQA CLI

Evidence-first product quality checks for web applications.

HumanQA runs a declared, safe browser journey and turns the observed state into screenshots, a Playwright trace, deterministic findings, transparent release risk, portable reports, and a reviewed regression-test scaffold.

Install

npm install --global humanqa
humanqa doctor

The same validated CLI is also available from the HumanQA npm organization:

npm install --global @humanqa/cli
humanqa doctor

Install the version-matched Chromium runtime once:

humanqa install-browser

First audit

humanqa init --name "My web application" --url http://127.0.0.1:3000
humanqa verify --config humanqa.yml

init writes a safe Quality Contract and a validated local journey at humanqa/journeys/smoke.yaml. Review and adapt that data-only journey as the product flow evolves; no repository clone is required.

Every run writes JSON, Markdown, standalone HTML, SARIF, and JUnit XML under humanqa-output/<timestamp>/.

Commands

humanqa init
humanqa audit <url>
humanqa verify --config humanqa.yml
humanqa generate-test <report.json>
humanqa list-packs
humanqa validate-pack <path>
humanqa install-browser [--with-deps]
humanqa doctor [--json]
humanqa github comment --report <report.json> --dry-run

Safety defaults

  • Safe mode, redaction, and screenshots are enabled by default.
  • --offline requires a loopback target and blocks cross-origin requests.
  • High-impact and mutation-capable actions are blocked unless explicitly enabled.
  • No hidden telemetry or automatic artifact upload is included.
  • Optional LLM enrichment is disabled and cannot change deterministic gates.

Use --no-screenshots for sensitive targets. Text redaction cannot guarantee that domain-specific personal information is removed from visual artifacts or traces.

Scope

HumanQA makes strong completion claims only for declared journeys. Automated accessibility checks do not establish WCAG conformance, legal compliance, screen-reader usability, or the absence of barriers in untested states.

Project documentation, examples, starter packs, and contribution guidance live at github.com/Hotragn/humanqa.

License

Apache-2.0