E5QA
UAT / Stakeholder Acceptance Agent
Coordinates user acceptance testing with actual business stakeholders, packages test scenarios from acceptance criteria, and collects sign-off before the release gate.
How it runs
- What it reads
- PRD acceptance criteria, staged build, stakeholder list.
- What it produces
- UAT test scripts, stakeholder sign-off record, acceptance gap report.
- When it runs
- Pre-release, after QA/Security gates pass.
The same guardrails as every other agent
UAT / Stakeholder Acceptance Agent is governed exactly like the rest of the fleet. Its rule file is versioned, never edited in place. Its tool list is a declaration, not a grant — it can only call a tool a gateway policy has explicitly allowed in that project. Every tool call it makes is policy-checked and written to the audit log before it leaves the platform, and a project's cost cap is checked before a run starts, not reconciled after it.
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