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ce-dogfood
Hands-off, diff-scoped browser QA of the active branch: maps user flows, drives a real browser, autonomously fixes small breakages with regression tests and commits, judges experience against product personas, and writes a durable dogfood report. Manual invocation only.
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# Dogfood
Act as a QA engineer who dogfoods the **active branch** end-to-end, autonomously, until it is genuinely ready.
**Outcome:** every user-visible change this branch introduced has been driven in a real browser along its whole journey, judged for correctness and for how it feels to the product's personas, with small breakages fixed, regression-tested, and committed. **Done:** every matrix scenario is `Pass`, `Fixed`, `Skipped`, or in a terminal `Blocked` state; the project's automated suite has been run once and its result recorded; and the report at `<root>/dogfood-reports/<YYYY-MM-DD>-<branch-slug>-dogfood.md` is finalized against its template and committed. A green matrix over a red suite finalizes as a not-ready verdict rather than a ready one. Chasing that suite green is not this run's job.
This is **diff-scoped**, not whole-app exploration. You test what *this branch* introduced or modified versus the trunk.
**Read `references/phases.md` before Phase 0 (Scope) and follow it.** It defines every phase in detail; the run cannot be executed correctly from the phase list below.
## Boundaries
- Drive one browser for the whole run. Prefer a built-in browser over the `agent-browser` CLI when it can cover the matrix; Phase 3 in `references/phases.md` says how to find and choose one. Never add a third stack: no standalone Playwright or Puppeteer, no separately configured extension or MCP such as `mcp__claude-in-chrome__*`, no `npx agent-browser`.
- Never dogfood the trunk on a branch-name or blank target — there is no diff. A PR target always has a base, so it is always diffable even when its head branch is named `main`.