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qa-acceptance

by paperclipai

The open-source app everyone uses to manage agents at work

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About qa-acceptance

qa-acceptance is an open-source testing tool from paperclipai, written in TypeScript, that manages agents at work. It is part of the skills catalog and is used to run acceptance tests for quality assurance.

Best for

Teams building and testing AI agents who need a community-backed, TypeScript-native QA tool.

Use cases

  • Run acceptance tests for agent workflows
  • Integrate QA checks into CI pipelines
  • Validate agent behavior in production-like environments

Notes

107,527 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-26. Licensed MIT.

Pros

  • Open-source with a large community (107k stars)
  • TypeScript-based, easy to integrate with modern JS stacks
  • Bundled within a broader skills catalog for extensibility

Cons

  • Limited documentation beyond the repository link
  • May require custom setup for non-standard agent frameworks
  • No explicit versioning or release notes provided

Key facts

What we have checked

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Health and security

Is qa-acceptance looked after, and what do its setup files show

Security check static checks

100 out of 100

Reads what is published about the server: package advisories, licence, secrets in the documented setup and tool permissions. Nothing is installed or run, so this is not a security assessment. Checked by edna-skill-static-v1 master@d0c8f0b0907a. What it checks

  • Note No dependency list or install command was found in the skill, so there were no packages to look up on OSV.

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