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# How-to guides

Task-focused guides for wiring Argos into your CI pipeline and expanding what your screenshots cover.

Task-focused guides for getting the most out of Argos in real projects — from wiring it into your CI pipeline to expanding what your screenshots cover.

* [CI pipelines](/docs/learn/how-to-guides/ci-pipelines.md) — run Argos efficiently in CI: monorepos, parallel and sharded runs, preview deployments, and more.
* [Visual coverage](/docs/learn/how-to-guides/visual-coverage.md) — capture more of your UI: responsive viewports, injected CSS, screenshot metadata, non-image files, and more.
* [Migrate to Argos](/docs/learn/how-to-guides/migrate-to-argos.md) — switch from Percy, Chromatic, Applitools, native Playwright or Vitest screenshots, BackstopJS, or Lost Pixel.


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