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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceLets an AI agent drive live mobile and desktop sessions of a web page and receive measured UI findings — contrast ratios, touch-target sizes, overflow and theme drift — as actionable text tied to specific selectors, rather than guessing from screenshots. A shared panel keeps the human and agent on the same live view, where pinned notes and frames can be read back by the agent.98 npmMIT
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceEnables AI agents and humans to share one live, URL-synced mobile and desktop browsing session, where the agent can navigate, tap, type, scroll, switch devices and read notes the human pins on the screen. Instead of guessing from screenshots, it computes real measurements from the live DOM — contrast ratios, undersized touch targets, clipped or covered controls, overflow and dark-mode drift — and returns them as text findings with the offending selector attached.98 npmMIT
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceEnables AI coding agents to drive a real browser like a person — crawling every page and role, running real user journeys, and auditing controls a DOM-based test misses — so UI, accessibility and permission bugs are found and only the screens affected by recent changes are re-tested. Runs are script-driven and read-only by default, so testing costs no model tokens and nothing about the app is sent to an AI.MIT
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceEnables AI agents to measure live web and responsive UIs — contrast ratios, touch-target sizes, overflow, and theme drift — and return precise findings as text with element selectors, rather than relying on screenshot guesses. Also lets an agent navigate, tap, type, and scroll in shared mobile and desktop sessions that a human watches in the same live panel and can annotate with pinned notes.98 npmMIT
TDQS
Scored across 14 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes: session control (start/step/end), observation (get_page_state), analysis (accessibility_audit, inspect_storage, export_har, compare_screenshots), and persona/device management. The only possible confusion is between start_session and quick_scan, both navigate but one establishes a session; descriptions clarify this. Overall, tools are well-differentiated.
Tool names are predominantly verb_noun (start_session, get_page_state, create_persona), but some deviate with adjective_noun or single-word names (quick_scan, auto_walk, step). All use snake_case, which maintains readability, but the inconsistency in grammatical pattern reduces predictability.
14 tools cover the full user flow testing lifecycle without feeling bloated. Each tool addresses a specific concern: session control, page inspection, accessibility, storage/network analysis, persona management, and automated comparisons. The count is appropriate for the comprehensive feature set.
The tool surface covers the core lifecycle (start/step/end), plus useful extensions like accessibility audits, storage/HAR inspection, and persona-based automated testing. Minor gaps exist (no update/delete persona, no resize viewport beyond device profiles), but they don't hinder the primary use case. Overall, the domain is well-covered.