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What smoke testing and regression verification have in common is that their judgment criteria are relatively clear (a certain element appears in the interface, the flow reaches a certain step), making them suitable for AI agents to execute; whereas experience issues, boundary conditions and exception paths that require subjective judgment are still better suited to manual acceptance.
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