Write acceptance criteria
Specify the users, screens, data and actions that make the project useful. Add the language, typography and layout constraints that matter to you. A realistic test should include an interaction and a revision, not only the appearance of the first page.
Inspect the project’s connections
Check which account holds the repository, database and published application. Review the access requested by each integration and the steps needed to change or revoke it. Use the provider’s current documentation for those details.
Test beyond the first preview
Open the required routes, submit a test form and verify its saved result. Check mobile layout, denied access and error handling. A functional test provides evidence for your decision; this page does not claim that every generated application passes it automatically.
Consider the next operational task
In MaShop, Code and Agents address different kinds of work in the same workspace. An agent can use connected tools for a defined follow-up task. Check its permissions and actual result independently of the website’s files and preview.
Common questions
Is there a universal rating for Lovable here?
No. Suitability depends on your tested requirements, provider configuration and current usage rules.
Where can I compare MaShop?
Read the Code and Agents guides and test one checkable task in each workflow that you need.