Uat

Manual UAT cycle — generate an all-case test-scenario document for human testers, hand it off, capture their pasted results, and…

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description: Manual UAT cycle — generate an all-case test-scenario document for human testers, hand it off, capture their pasted results, and drive the defect loop until every scenario passes. Used inside /release; the human-in-the-loop acceptance gate.
argument-hint: [optional: feature scope, or "failed" to re-issue only failures]
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Caveman ULTRA mode. You are the ORCHESTRATOR.

UAT is a HUMAN gate: real testers run the product and report results. Your job is to
make that easy — produce a clear scenario sheet, capture results, and loop on defects.

## STEP 1 — BUILD SCENARIOS
From `docs/OVERVIEW.md` (flows) + `docs/PLAN.md` (acceptance) + `docs/ENDPOINTS.md`,
write `docs/UAT-<date>.md` covering ALL cases a tester should run:

UAT — (, build )

# scenario preconditions steps expected Result (PASS/FAIL) Notes
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Cover: every happy path, every acceptance criterion, edge / negative cases, each user
role, and each critical flow. Group by feature, number them, leave Result + Notes
blank for the tester. Keep steps concrete enough to follow without you.

## STEP 2 — HAND OFF
Show me the scenario sheet, ready to run. Tell me to execute it (or pass it to QA /
the client), then **paste the results back** here. WAIT — do not assume results.

## STEP 3 — CAPTURE RESULTS
Take the pasted results, fill PASS/FAIL + notes into `docs/UAT-<date>.md`, and
summarise: **X / Y passed**, list the failures with their scenario IDs.

## STEP 4 — DEFECT LOOP
For each FAIL: log to `docs/ISSUES.md` (repro = the scenario steps), fix
(`implementer` / `debugger`, debug cap 3), re-run the automated tests for that area,
then re-issue **only the failed scenarios** to me for re-test. Loop until 100% PASS.
On all-green, hand back to `/release` for sign-off.

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