Problem
Currently, the evidence collection during implementation gathers evidence from Storybook. While this is useful for component-level verification, it has limitations:
- Storybook-only evidence — screenshots come from isolated Storybook stories, not the actual running application. This misses integration behavior, real data flows, routing, and how components work together in context.
- No video evidence for UI flows — for multi-step UI interactions (e.g., opening a drawer, submitting a form, navigating between views), static screenshots don't capture the full user experience. Video recordings would provide much stronger evidence.
Expected Behavior
1. Evidence from the main app
- Fine-tune the evidence collection prompt so it prioritizes capturing evidence from the actual running Next.js app (
pnpm dev:web) rather than defaulting to Storybook
- Evidence should show the feature working in its real context — with real routing, layout, data fetching, and integration with surrounding components
- Storybook evidence can supplement but should not be the primary source
2. Video evidence for UI flows
- When the feature involves UI interactions (clicks, transitions, drawer open/close, form submissions, navigation), capture short video recordings as evidence
- Videos should demonstrate the complete user flow, not just the end state
- Use Playwright or similar tooling to record browser interactions programmatically
Acceptance Criteria
Problem
Currently, the evidence collection during implementation gathers evidence from Storybook. While this is useful for component-level verification, it has limitations:
Expected Behavior
1. Evidence from the main app
pnpm dev:web) rather than defaulting to Storybook2. Video evidence for UI flows
Acceptance Criteria