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Build a test prompt for a browser agent
Pick a flow and the checks you want. Get a prompt for ZeusQA, an equivalent for any other browser agent, or the same test as a manual checklist.
A good browser-agent test prompt names the flow, states what each step should produce, and says what evidence to report. Vague prompts produce vague runs. The three outputs below say the same thing in three registers: one for ZeusQA, one for any agent with a browser tool, and one for a human.
Flow
Devices
Also check
Test the sign-up flow end to end. Find the primary sign-up call to action, check the form fields and validation (empty submit, invalid email, weak password), create a throwaway account with the email qa-{timestamp}@example.com and the password QaTest!2026pass, and report what happens after submitting. Then check computer.diagnostics() for console errors, uncaught page errors and failed or 4xx/5xx requests.{timestamp} is replaced with the current Unix time when a ZeusQA run starts, so re-running never collides with an account you already made.
What this prompt will not do
- It cannot open an email inbox, so it cannot click a verification link.
- It cannot solve a CAPTCHA. A challenge usually ends a run as blocked.
- It cannot complete a third-party OAuth consent screen without real credentials.
- It will not make a real payment.
- It does not run on a schedule. ZeusQA has no scheduler or CI trigger today.
Run this prompt against your site
Paste the ZeusQA tab into the run form with a URL. Five runs free, no card.