The pull request adds a Superhost badge, and the badge is what changed. Accept it as the new baseline.
Change detection
An AI judge, not a pixel diff
A pixel diff flags every changed pixel, so you drown in noise or turn the threshold down and miss the real regression. UI Verify reads your pull request’s intent and tells an intended change from a real regression, with its reasoning, so you review decisions instead of diffs.
listings/ListingPage
Regression Baseline
Sunlit loft in Alfama 4.98
Lisbon, Portugal
$180 night
Reserve
Current
SuperhostSunlit loft in Alfama 4.98
Lisbon, Portugal
$180 night
AI judge: regression
Confidence: highThe Reserve button is no longer visible. The new Superhost badge made the card clip its bottom edge, and the pull request only asked for the badge, so this change was not the intent. The check stays red until a human accepts or the code is fixed.
Three verdicts, each with a reason
For every changed snapshot the judge makes one call and explains it, so a red build means a real change, not a threshold you have to babysit.
The badge clipped the card, so the Reserve button is no longer visible. This was not the intent.
Only a one-pixel anti-aliasing shift on a font edge, with no change to layout or content. Ignore it.
A verdict is only as good as the capture
Most visual-testing pain is flake: the same UI screenshots differently run to run, so the tool cries wolf and you stop trusting it. We pin the sources of that drift before the judge ever looks.
Animations, timers, fonts, and async data are all held steady, across Chromium, Firefox, and Safari at desktop and phone width. The sub-pixel noise nothing can pin, the judge labels a flake and keeps out of your review. So when a build comes back changed, it is a change worth reading.
Let your agent act on the verdictSnapshot only what changed
We capture only what your change touches and carry the rest forward, so a typical PR re-renders a fraction of your UI and bills a fraction of it too.
Versioned baselines
Every accepted baseline is kept, so a verdict always compares against a real, reviewed reference and you can diff against any point in time.
Review decisions, not diffs
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