Test suites check what you thought to test. Customers find the rest: the signup that breaks on a real browser, the checkout that loops, the email that never arrives.
Your Squad teammate walks your product after every deploy, on its own computer, in its own browser with its own cookies and fresh accounts. This is where teach-a-task shines: demonstrate the walk once on the teammate's screen, and it turns your demonstration into a skill it repeats on every deploy.
You can watch any run live from the teammate's profile. When a step needs a human, a real payment, a 2FA code, the teammate posts an Action-needed card with its live screen and take-over controls, and waits.
Open Teach a task, demonstrate the signup and the checkout on the teammate's screen once. The recording becomes a repeatable skill you approve.
A GitHub deploy triggers the run. Fresh browser profile, fresh accounts, real clicks, on the teammate's own computer.
A failed step becomes a ticket: what it did, what it expected, what happened, screenshot attached, posted to your channel.
A 2FA prompt or a real card gets an Action-needed card in chat: your ask, the live screen, Take-over and I'm-done buttons.
A clean walk logs one line in the activity feed. You hear about problems, not about success.
Open the teammate's profile and watch the walk live. Take the keyboard to poke at something yourself, hand it back, and the run resumes.
RELEASE WALK FAILED — deploy a41f2c, step 4 of 6 Did: signed up fresh, verified email, added a card (test mode), clicked Upgrade on the Team plan. Expected: the plan page. Got: spinner, then back to pricing. Console shows a 402 from /api/subscribe. Screenshot attached. Signup and checkout-monthly still pass. Posted to #eng; run video available from my screen.
Your teammate connects through the integrations you approve, works on its own computer with its own browser, and asks you before anything irreversible.
You open Teach a task and walk the signup and checkout once on the teammate's screen. It drafts the skill; you approve it.
The first deploy triggers the walk. You watch it live from the profile, because of course you do. Clean run, one quiet line.
The first real catch: a checkout regression found eleven minutes after deploy, ticket with screenshot, before any customer email.
The walk covers four flows now — each taught by demonstration, not scripts. 'Did QA pass?' means something again.
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