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Written and adapted in-house, grounded in what Proof Studio actually does today and in independently verified sources — not reproduced verbatim from any AI tool.

Visual release review: from screenshots to useful decisions
Why a folder of screenshots isn't a review process, and what a release needs to actually be reviewable — stable screen identity, a declared scope, and feedback that stays attached to the version it was left on.
Playwright evidence: turn test output into a reviewable release
Playwright already gives you assertions, visual snapshots, and reports. What it doesn't give you is a place for a human reviewer to see the release, form an opinion, and hand back feedback tied to it.
Trustworthy QA for AI-built apps: what counts as evidence?
"It works now" is a claim. A captured screen, a reported assertion, and a human's release decision are three different kinds of evidence — and only one of them is a decision.