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What the evidence tells you

You and your agent can inspect the same application from several angles. Each view has a specific purpose; confidence comes from connecting it to the behavior you care about.

SignalWhat it supportsWhat it does not establish on its own
App preview respondsA version of the local app is reachableThat the newest edit compiled or every flow works
A test passesThe checked scenario met its assertions in that runThat untested rules, screens or live providers work
Progress says DoneThe item has been recorded as completed, with its historyA fresh test run, remaining build time or release readiness
Startup says CompletedThat preparation action completedThat every later user action will succeed
No matching issuesNo issue matches the selected scope and filtersThe absence of all bugs
Deployment request succeedsThe system command completedThat the new workload has started successfully
The expected version is runningRuntime state matches the intended deploymentThat its full user experience and integrations work
  1. State the rule

    Only the reservation owner may cancel.

  2. Check both cases

    The owner succeeds. Another visitor is refused.

  3. Try the experience

    The screen shows the correct result for each person.

For “only the owner may cancel,” inspect both the successful cancellation and the refusal for another user. For expiry, the test can advance time instead of waiting in real time. The scenario matters more than the total number of green tests.

The managed development environment selects affected tests as code changes. Some projects also have browser or frontend checks outside the backend scenario list. Your agent should explain the scope of the results it reports and any checks that were skipped.

Monitoring also has a selected environment, application, period and filters. A missing result can mean you are looking in the wrong scope. Use Investigate unexpected behavior to follow one occurrence from the screen to recorded actions and saved data.


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