Eleven feature pages

The changelog says when something shipped. Features says what eleven of those features do today, one page each.

• Eleven pages. Pull request claims, acceptance criteria, Fix with agent, Playwright export, security checks in every run, secret scanning, MCP, Trends, Flows, the security page and, since 3 November, vulnerability watch.
• How it works, in three steps. Then the detail, the plans it is on with each plan's runs, where to find it in the app, and the release notes and posts that cover it.
• What it does not do. Every page lists its limits, read from the same constants the product uses, so a page cannot promise more than the code does.
• A gap the security page missed. Security now lists that ZeusQA's own pages send no security headers: no Content-Security-Policy, nothing that stops framing, no Strict-Transport-Security, no X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff and no Referrer-Policy. A run of the pull request that added these pages reported them.
• Clips from the app. Every page has a short clip recorded from the app with the demo workspace, in your world. The two pull request pages show a real run of the pull request that added these pages, taken once the first six pages had their clips: each claim in its description as a check, and each acceptance criterion marked met or not met, and the security checks page shows the Security block of that same run. Like the blog's, a clip loads only when it scrolls into view and stops with the pause button.