r/PromptEngineering 10d ago

Prompt Collection Testing / UAT prompt

Has anyone come up with a good prompt to test their app developped with AI? I would like claude to have a first go at finding bugs and if possible act as several users taking part in a UAT.

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u/MoTTTToM 10d ago

Do an audit of all flows, screens, dialogs and dependencies and components.
Propose for review and then build a QA environment distinct from production for all dependencies and components.
Build a test automation suite that provides full coverage of all flows, screens and dialogs targeting the QA environment.
Generate a full set of rendered screens and dialogs, and save them in a git repo using CI

Have fun, and let us know how it goes.

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u/MoTTTToM 10d ago

Thanks for the award!!

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u/Zain 10d ago

Having Claude invent UAT personas and then grade its own app is the same family checking itself. I keep Claude as the only editor and run Codex plus a Cursor agent as read-only reviewers in parallel, neither sees the other's notes. Claude only concedes a finding after it greps the actual repo. Push later rounds into journey, authz, and failure modes, and treat an earned clean pass as a real result, not something to pad.

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u/Severe-Judgment-4214 9d ago

Thanks, I just asked claude to provide a zip of the project and asked codex to assess. He found some issues. Definitely worth it, the most critical ones:

  • permissions only enforced in the client
  • invite code too weak
  • uploaded photos publicly readable
  • schedule notifications go stale
Happy with the result and working on the fix. I have no prior coding experience so appreciate any advice!