Playable review · 7 minutes
Approve, replay, and verify a repair
Review a repair suggested from failed evidence, approve the exact change, and require the original checks to run again.
Use this guide with Aura
Open Aura, then keep this guide beside it while you follow the steps. Aura does not receive the page text, your account, your project, or anything you typed.
If nothing opens, start Aura normally. The written steps still work.
Before you start
- A behavior or visual check found a reproducible problem.
- The current playable revision is still open.
Plan and model funding
Preparing and reviewing a suggested repair uses the model funding Aura labels. Applying a repair never authorizes an unrelated second change.
Say this in ordinary language
Use the failed check to suggest one small repair. Show me exactly what would change before applying it.
Steps
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Confirm the failed evidence still matches what happens when you play.
What you should see: The same problem can be reproduced before any repair is proposed.
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Choose Prepare bounded repair · 1 model request.
What you should see: Aura either explains that the evidence does not justify a safe repair or shows one exact proposal.
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Read the rationale and every listed operation, then choose Reject or Apply, replay, and AI-review · model usage.
What you should see: Reject leaves the playable unchanged; Apply runs only the approved operations.
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Wait for Aura to rebuild and rerun the original checks, then play the repaired state yourself.
What you should see: Aura reports whether the original failure now passes; incomplete replay remains visibly incomplete.
What Aura may change
Only the approved repair operations change the current playable revision.
How to verify it worked
The original failed check passes after replay and the manual play result matches it. A changed picture without the original check is not enough.
Undo or recover
Reject before applying, or use the offered rollback for the approved playable change.
Common problems
- If the original check is unavailable, treat verification as incomplete.
- Stop after the bounded repair limit instead of repeatedly spending model usage on guesses.