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ice_cream_man_9

Congratulations on the launch! It looks interesting. I ran a check on one of the pages of my site. Here are a few points that caught my eye -hopefully, you’ll find them useful:

- It’s a bit confusing: the window below "Live Mo's screen" says "No bugs yet," while the tabs at the top (Agents / Bugs / Mo's screen) indicate "Bugs: 11." Once the process finished, the window stated, "Mo didn't find any bugs," yet the tab at the top showed "Bugs: 12." Perhaps this is because they are sitting in the "Needs review" list? Nevertheless - If they are awaiting review, why does it say there are no bugs?

- All the bugs found are labeled as "medium," even though they clearly vary in severity. It would be helpful to add a tooltip explaining how the program assigns these labels. Even better, it would be great to have the option to customize which bugs are flagged as, for example, "high priority" for my report.

- The "stop testing" bttn only appeared right at the very end of the process. Maybe I missed something, but if I changed my mind, wanted to refine the prompt, got tired of waiting, or simply didn't want to burn through my budget - there are plenty of reasons why I might want to stop - yet the button wasn't there for the duration of the test.

- It would be excellent to have an option to export the list of discovered bugs. Since I can manually select and copy the headings anyway, why not provide a proper export feature? It would allow me to share the results of an initial audit with the relevant stakeholders.

Sorry, not a native English speaker, so I used a translator to save time. Good luck!