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From your first test to your next release.
Describe a customer flow, inspect the browser result, save the test and run it again. Start in the web app with nothing to install; use the CLI when you need localhost, CI or a coding agent.
Get started
Start in the web app
Describe a customer flow, draft and run a test, review the result, then save and run it in Zerocheck. No local installation required.
Import a QA checklist
Import a release checklist, review one browser test per item, resolve missing details and save the tests your team wants to run.
Developer workflows
Run locally with the CLI
Install the Zerocheck CLI and Chromium, sign in to your instance, and run repository YAML tests in a browser on your machine.
Run in CI
Run saved Zerocheck tests in a CI job you write, such as GitHub Actions, and use the CLI's exit code to enforce your merge policy.
Use a coding agent
A coding agent edits YAML tests, runs them with the CLI, and reads the exit code and run record.
Reference
Test format and examples
Zerocheck test fields, browser step syntax, explicit assertions, test-data placeholders and a complete example you can adapt.
Results, retries and healing
Understand passed, failed and incomplete runs, step screenshots, visible retries, and the evidence required to save a healed target.
Credentials and data handling
What your Zerocheck instance receives, how configured secrets are handled, when video is recorded, and how to prepare test accounts.
Supported flows and limits
Check whether Zerocheck fits your web app: Chromium, login setup, local and hosted access, supported assertions and current product limits.
Documentation for your coding agent
Each task page is also available as Markdown. Use the index to find a task, or give your agent the complete documentation and the instructions for working with Zerocheck.