Until now nothing opened a browser against the platform. Every automated check ran below the sign-in screen, so the six role dashboards — the first thing anyone sees after signing in — were covered only by someone opening them and looking. A change that blanked one, or sent a person to the wrong place after sign-in, could pass every check that ran.

There is now a browser walk that signs in as each of the six roles in the demo tenant, lands on that role’s home, and visits every page their sidebar offers. It takes a full picture of each page and records the whole session, so the result is something a person can look at rather than a pass or fail to take on trust.

It is deliberately blunt about what counts as a failure: a sign-in that does not arrive where it should, a page that errors, a page that comes back empty. It says nothing about whether a page looks right — that judgement stays with the person reviewing the recording. The walk only ever reads: it opens pages and looks at them, and changes nothing in the tenant it walks.

For now it is run on demand against a preview of a change. Nothing about how work is reviewed or released changes yet.