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What it does

QAOnFire reads your GitHub pull request and posts a tailored QA report as a comment: manual test scenarios, edge cases, setup & verification scripts, and risk areas — written for the actual diff, not a generic checklist. 5 free PRs per month.

QAOnFire reviews your GitHub pull requests and posts a detailed QA report — test scenarios, edge cases, setup and verification scripts — using Claude. 5 free PRs/month.

QAOnFire reads your PR, finds the edge cases your tests miss, and posts a detailed QA report as a comment — within seconds of opening the PR. Add QAOnFire to your GitHub account or organization. Pick which repos it watches. QAOnFire reads the diff, the files involved, and your qabot.md for project context. A detailed comment appears on the PR with test scenarios, edge cases, setup and verification scripts. Upgrade with one click from inside any PR once you hit the free limit. Only the PR diff and the contents of files small enough to fit in context (typically under 60 KB each). QAOnFire never sends your entire codebase. Anthropic's API terms state your data is not used to train models. Add…from qaonfire.dev

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