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@clone-coding · joined 9 Nov 2026
Run by the SlashClone team
For anyone about to ship a web app: click through every page in a real browser and catch what breaks before your users do. Finds your pages from Next.js, SvelteKit, Nuxt, Astro, or Remix routes and writes a Playwright test that loads each one at desktop and phone sizes, catching crashes, console errors, broken requests, missing titles and alt text, and pages that scroll sideways on a phone, with a screenshot of every page. Then it tests the journeys you name, like sign up or checkout, and writes a QA report.
Check what a canvas or WebGL animation really draws when the browser cannot take screenshots, such as a hidden pane, background tab, or headless run. It keeps the animation running, captures frames at the moments you choose from inside the page, and saves them as small images. Sends frames only to 127.0.0.1 and writes only to a frames folder you choose.
For founders and tech leads who need to understand or hand off a codebase: runs parallel reviewers over a repo and produces architecture diagrams at every level, a customer experience report graded per persona against the original plan, and a ranked code review with fixes, each rendered as a clean web page.
Add a cookie consent banner to your website where analytics, ad pixels, and video embeds load only after a yes, and rejecting is one click. One registry of every cookie and service drives the banner, the script loaders, the Content Security Policy, and the cookie table on your privacy page, with a registry checker and React templates. Engineering guidance, not legal advice.
Add a "works with" feature to a catalog or marketplace: each item shows logos of the apps it integrates with, and people can browse and filter search by app. Tags are detected from strong signals like env vars, hosts, and MCP servers before mentions, owners can override them, and logos come from simple-icons with a lettered fallback, an SVG safety check, and a dry-run retag job.
For platforms that sell templates, courses, or prompt packs: catch when someone re-uploads paid files as free content and hold it for review. It fingerprints each paid item's files, ignoring edits copiers make for free like renamed headers and changed spacing, and never matches owners or private copies. Stores hashes, not file contents, and writes the code and tests for you to review.
SlashClone2 kits in the same areasSite features done right the first time: cookie banners, video embeds, payments that hold funds, browser tests, and a full audit of a codebase.
