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testing-visual-regression

Detect visual changes in UI components using screenshot comparison. Use when detecting unintended UI changes or pixel differences. Trigger with phrases like "test visual changes", "compare screenshots", or "detect UI regressions".

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# Visual Regression Tester

## Overview

Detect unintended visual changes in UI components by capturing screenshots and comparing them pixel-by-pixel against approved baselines. Supports Playwright visual comparisons, Percy, Chromatic, BackstopJS, and reg-suit.

## Prerequisites

- Browser automation tool installed (Playwright, Puppeteer, or Cypress)
- Visual regression library configured (Playwright `toHaveScreenshot`, Percy, Chromatic, or BackstopJS)
- Baseline screenshots committed to version control or stored in a cloud service
- Storybook or component playground running for isolated component captures (optional)
- Consistent rendering environment (Docker or CI with fixed OS/fonts/GPU settings)

## Instructions
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