for GitHub + Copilot teams

Copilot writes the snippet. Humans test the journey.

Copilot is brilliant inside the file you have open. It can't see what your change does to the checkout flow three components away. TestMyVibes puts a verified human on your staging URL after every push — full video, structured report, suggested fixes ready for the next PR.

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Why human QA

Why Copilot-assisted code needs human QA

Copilot operates at the level of the snippet. Bugs operate at the level of the journey. The gap between those two scales is exactly where human QA lives.

Copilot doesn't see your routing

Copilot autocompletes the function, not the trace through ten components. End-to-end regressions pass static checks. Humans walk the journey.

Suggested code != idiomatic for your codebase

Copilot suggests patterns that compile but break your conventions. The bug only shows in production — for example, the wrong cache key. Humans see the stale state and report it.

PR reviews don't replicate user flows

Reviewers read diffs. They don't sign up, they don't pay, they don't open it on a phone. Our checkers do.

Wire it straight into GitHub Actions

Trigger a TestMyVibes test as a step in your existing workflow on every successful deploy. Results delivered via webhook back to your repo.

Real human checkers testing GitHub Copilot-built apps across desktop and mobile browsers
How to set it up

How to wire TestMyVibes into GitHub + Copilot

Add a single step to your existing GitHub Actions workflow. Triggers on every successful deploy. Results posted back via webhook.

  1. Sign up for TestMyVibes

    5 free credits, no card. Copy your API key.

  2. Save the API key as a GitHub secret

    Repo → Settings → Secrets → Actions → New repository secret named `TMV_API_KEY`.

  3. Add the workflow step

    Drop the YAML on the right into `.github/workflows/testmyvibes.yml`. It runs after every successful deployment.

  4. Read the report in your dashboard or GitHub

    Configure a webhook to post results back as a GitHub issue, a PR comment, or a Slack message — your call.

.github/workflows/testmyvibes.yml Read the CI guide 
# .github/workflows/testmyvibes.yml
name: Human QA after deploy
on:
  deployment_status:
    types: [success]
jobs:
  human-qa:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Trigger TestMyVibes
        run: |
          curl -X POST https://testmyvibes.com/v1/replit/test \
            -H "Authorization: Bearer ${{ secrets.TMV_API_KEY }}" \
            -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
            -H "X-Agent-Skill: github-copilot" \
            -H "X-Agent-Iteration: 1" \
            -d '{
              "url": "${{ github.event.deployment_status.target_url }}",
              "feature": "Post-Copilot deploy"
            }'

Add to .github/workflows. Triggers on every successful deploy.

Looking for the deeper API integration? See the GitHub Copilot integration page →

Proof

What we catch on Copilot-assisted code

Stale cache key after refactor Copilot suggested a new cache key shape. Existing entries collided. Old data leaked across users.
Off-by-one in pagination Autocomplete suggested the wrong slice math. Page 2 silently dropped a row.
useEffect missing a dependency Copilot omitted a deep dependency. State went stale on second render.
Async race on form submit Two requests fire on rapid double-click. Backend persists both. Duplicate orders.
  • Verified human checkers — every tester passes a background QA test before joining.
  • Real browsers on real devices (desktop, mobile, tablet) — no headless emulation.
  • Full screen recording of every session — replay exactly what your tester saw.
  • Average response time under 30 minutes during business hours.
Pricing

$1 per credit. 5 free to start.

1 credit = 2 minutes of human testing = $1.00. You only pay for time used. 5 free credits when you sign up — no card required. Compare that to one angry-user support ticket.

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FAQ

GitHub Copilot + TestMyVibes FAQ

Do I need to use GitHub Actions?

No. Any CI that can make an HTTP POST works — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Jenkins. The Actions YAML is just the easiest starting point.

Can the report show up in the PR?

Yes. Configure a webhook to post a comment via the GitHub API. We send pass/fail counts, the screen recording URL, and the bug list as JSON.

Will Copilot fix what we report?

Indirectly. Open the report in Copilot Chat / Copilot Workspace, paste the suggested fix, and it'll patch the code.

Can I rate-limit how often this fires?

Yes. Add an `if:` clause to the workflow step (e.g. only on `main`, only on tags) to scope when humans are billed.

Copilot wrote it. Make sure it works end-to-end.

5 free credits. No card. One YAML step, full loop.

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