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PRODUCT QA

Test the customer path. Catch the break before customers do.

Describe the journey in plain language. Get every completed step and the first failure with its URL and screenshot.

BEST FORProduct and QA teams checking onboarding, forms, account setup, and releases.

WHAT YOU GET

A test run with the failure in context

  • 01Completed steps in order
  • 02The observed state at each checkpoint
  • 03A screenshot and URL for the first failure

COPY A START

Use a prompt. Make it yours.

Replace the examples with your pages, rules, and approval point. rtrvr will work from the request you give it.

QUICK START

Test sign-up from the landing page through confirmation. Capture every step, stop at the first blocker, and return the exact URL, screenshot, and error.

MORE SPECIFIC

Create a trial account, finish onboarding, invite a teammate, and report every confusing step or broken state with page evidence.

HOW THE RUN WORKS

Start small. Check the result.

Tell Retriever AI which pages to use, what to return, and where to pause. Review a small sample before expanding the task.

  1. 01

    Describe the journey

    Write the path in the same terms a customer or tester would use.

  2. 02

    Run the browser

    rtrvr follows the pages and records the state at each checkpoint.

  3. 03

    Inspect the break

    Review the evidence and take over when the page needs human judgment.

WHY THIS FITS

The browser stays visible and controllable, so the run can stop for inspection instead of guessing past an uncertain state.

WHERE TO RUN IT

Pick the fastest way to start.

Use Chrome for sites you’re already signed into. Use Cloud for a separate browser, or the API for tasks from your own tools. Schedules require a paid plan.

01

Add to Chrome

Test in the browser, account, and environment that matter.

Add to Chrome
02

Agent docs

See how browser actions, checkpoints, and outputs are represented.

Agent docs

RUN YOUR VERSION

Put this work on repeat.

Copy a prompt, point rtrvr at your pages, and keep the final approval where it belongs.