Cross-Platform SDK QA Testing

I have a complete Google Sheet of step-by-step test cases that must be executed against our JavaScript SDK on three fronts: desktop browsers, mobile devices (both iOS and Android), and the new AI-agent environments we document internally.

Here is how the workflow looks from my side:

• Open the hosted demo page (or drop the snippet into a simple HTML file)
• Run each case exactly as written, watching console output and network traffic in DevTools
• Record the outcome—PASS, FAIL, or BLOCKED—directly in the sheet
• Grab a crisp screenshot or a short screen recording as evidence, then paste the share link next to the result
• When something goes wrong, file a bug with clear repro steps, expected vs. actual behaviour, severity, and the evidence link

The current matrix already lists Chrome, Firefox, Safari and a note to cover a few additional browsers spelled out in the docs; please follow that list. Mobile coverage must span both iOS and Android. For AI-agent environments, I will grant you access and include the specific prompts we want exercised.

Deliverables:
1. The updated Google Sheet with every row filled and colour-coded PASS / FAIL / BLOCKED
2. A shared folder (or drive) containing all screenshots and screen recordings, organised by test-case ID
3. Separate bug reports for each failure, following the template I provide

You will do well on this project if you are comfortable hopping between DevTools, multiple devices, and basic HTML edits, and if you naturally write concise, reproducible bug tickets. If that sounds like you, let’s get started—I can have credentials and the sheet in your inbox right away.