Run a saved website test
Open a page or complete a business journey whenever you need a fresh answer.
Examples · Recorded evidence
These are complete browser workflows, not screenshots of a dashboard. See the instruction Mira received, the steps it took, and the visible result it used to decide whether the test passed.
From one check to release confidence
Open a page or complete a business journey whenever you need a fresh answer.
Run important journeys hourly or daily. Mira emails your team when one fails or recovers.
Give Mira the acceptance criteria. It runs the workflow and returns a pass or a focused blocker.
Five controlled demonstrations
Each example uses a fictional website built to make the expected success or failure unambiguous. No customer data or real requests are involved.
From admin login to the changed public page and release marker.
One order completes. A second path reproduces a release blocker.
Find the current route from search criteria to a visible booking reference.
The same enquiry moves from a verified pass to a visible failure.
Verify the whole release outcome, not only whether the page loads.
Evidence method
Every page publishes the instruction, expected result, browser recording, and final visible evidence. Successful navigation alone is not counted as success when the instruction requires a booking, publication, or submitted form.
These examples prove that Mira completed these controlled workflows. They are not a promise that every unfamiliar website will behave identically, which is why each new project starts with its own goals and acceptance criteria.
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