Deployment context
Run ID, deploy ID, environment, trigger, timestamp, branch or release note, and the critical flow that was checked.
Know what broke after each deploy
AlwaysQA gives developers, product owners, and coding agents a durable QA record for every critical flow: deployment, environment, check version, result, evidence, diagnosis, and rerun status.
Trace
Every run tied to a deploy
Diagnose
Failures returned with evidence
Close
Fixes proven by rerun status
QA record
A deployment record your coding agent can use
A failed check is only useful when it explains where the product broke and how the developer should respond. AlwaysQA turns each post-deploy run into a structured record that can be inspected by humans or called through MCP.
Check version
The exact version of the expected behavior used for the run, so product changes do not erase older QA history.
Failure evidence
Failed step, screenshot, browser state, console or network clues when relevant, and reproduction notes for the coding agent.
Diagnosis
A concise failure summary with likely cause, impacted flow, suggested owner, and the next action needed before rerun.
Fix-and-rerun status
Whether the same check still fails, passed after the fix, was blocked by access or data, or needs a new check version.
History model
From deploy to verified fix
AlwaysQA is built around the loop teams already run after release: ship, check, diagnose, fix, rerun, and keep the record.
- Deploy
A new build reaches production, staging, or preview
AlwaysQA records the target environment and the flow that should still work after the change.
- Run
The current check version runs
The result is attached to the deployment, not buried inside a generic browser session.
- Fail
Evidence is captured at the broken step
Developers see the failure as a product behavior problem, not as a vague test artifact.
- Fix
The coding agent gets fix-ready context
The diagnosis can be sent back into Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another agent workflow.
- Rerun
The same check proves whether the fix worked
The history shows whether the critical flow is still broken, fixed, blocked, or intentionally updated.
Failure diagnosis
Make failed QA runs actionable
AlwaysQA focuses on the information developers and product owners need when a critical flow breaks after deploy.
What failed
The exact step and user-facing behavior that stopped matching expectations.
Where it failed
The deployment, environment, page, account state, and flow context behind the failure.
Why it likely failed
A short diagnosis that points toward the likely product, data, auth, or integration cause.
What to do next
A fix-ready summary for the coding agent plus the rerun path that will confirm the repair.
Check versioning
When behavior changes, history stays readable
Critical flows evolve. AlwaysQA keeps older deployment results attached to the check version that produced them, while the active check can change with the product.
- v1
- Initial behavior: user signs up, confirms email, reaches onboarding.
- v2
- Product update: trial plan selection becomes part of the expected signup flow.
- v3
- Regression coverage: previous billing-plan bug becomes a required assertion.
Next step
Start with one flow that cannot silently break.
Bring a fragile signup, checkout, onboarding, billing, or dashboard flow. AlwaysQA will turn it into a deployment QA record your coding agent can inspect and rerun after fixes.