Learn how to turn an existing QA checklist into a set of agents.
In this article, you will learn how to turn an existing QA checklist into a set of agents. Instead of writing each agent by hand, you can upload the checklist you already use and Superflow will read every task in it, group related tasks together, and propose a set of agents that cover them.
Agents are currently in Beta. Importing a checklist supports PDF, CSV, Excel, and plain text files.
When the analysis finishes, Superflow shows how many agents it extracted along with the tasksā¦
When the analysis finishes, Superflow shows how many agents it extracted along with the tasks it grouped into each one. In this example, a checklist produced 7 agents. Every agent is selected by default. Clear the checkbox on any agent you do not want to create.
Each agent card tells you three things:
On the card
What it means
Description
What the agent checks, for example āValidates page titles, meta descriptionsā¦ā.
Requires N answers to run
The agent needs answers to some questions before it can run. Agents that need no input show Runs instantly instead.
N Source Tasks
How many tasks from your checklist were combined into this agent. Click it to see exactly which ones.
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Click the Excluded Tasks tab to see the tasks Superflow could not turn into agents
Hover any card to see the reason it was excluded.
These are usually tasks that cannot be verified from a rendered page, such as settings inside your CMS or platform admin, or actions in a tool Superflow cannot reach. For example, āDisable Webflow Subdomain Indexingā is a toggle inside Webflow, so it is not verifiable in the rendered HTML. Checks that can be done on the page itself, such as SEO tags, broken links, and image assets, become agents.