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GhostUser is an open-source UX testing tool that simulates AI personas (newbie, skeptic, power user, etc.) to flag confusion points and broken features in your localhost app. It runs via Figma, CLI, or MCP, uses your Anthropic API key, and costs pennies per test.
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