Universal, multi-agent, VISION-VERIFIED audit that makes any app, website, tool, CLI, API, or MCP server genuinely great. Fans out one agent per surface and exercises EVERY single control (button, field, toggle, menu, tab, swipe, long-press, drag) for real — screenshotting before/after and looking at the result — across every lens: does each control actually work + persist + sync, the "does the UI lie?" trust audit, UI/interaction craft & motion, fresh-eyes customer journeys, competitive teardown, accessibility, performance, security, microcopy, empty/error/edge states. Adversarially verifies every finding, then returns a ranked fix list (or auto-fixes). Detects and uses the available MCP servers (e.g. Playwright for websites) and routes UI findings through the user's installed design skills. Trigger when the user says "audit", "customer audit", "review every page/screen", "find everything wrong or missing", "test every button", "QA this", "make this badass/premium", "is everything working and in sync", or runs /customer-audit.
EnglishAutonomous, long-running loop that drives a goal to completion while the user is away. Repeats AUDIT -> FIX -> VERIFY -> COMMIT (calling the /audit skill each round) until "nothing left to do" or the user interrupts, keeping a durable backlog + journal so nothing is ever lost, scheduling its own wake-ups for true overnight cadence, and pinging the user on blockers (device unplugged, build red, a decision needed). Trigger when the user says "work overnight", "keep going until I wake up / until it's done", "loop on this", "don't stop until nothing's left", or runs /overnight.
EnglishIncludes Customer Audit and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Customer Audit
Universal, multi-agent, VISION-VERIFIED audit that makes any app, website, tool, CLI, API, or MCP server genuinely great. Fans out one agent per surface and exercises EVERY single control (button, field, toggle, menu, tab, swipe, long-press, drag) for real — screenshotting before/after and looking at the result — across every lens: does each control actually work + persist + sync, the "does the UI lie?" trust audit, UI/interaction craft & motion, fresh-eyes customer journeys, competitive teardown, accessibility, performance, security, microcopy, empty/error/edge states. Adversarially verifies every finding, then returns a ranked fix list (or auto-fixes). Detects and uses the available MCP servers (e.g. Playwright for websites) and routes UI findings through the user's installed design skills. Trigger when the user says "audit", "customer audit", "review every page/screen", "find everything wrong or missing", "test every button", "QA this", "make this badass/premium", "is everything working and in sync", or runs /customer-audit.
Overnight
Autonomous, long-running loop that drives a goal to completion while the user is away. Repeats AUDIT -> FIX -> VERIFY -> COMMIT (calling the /audit skill each round) until "nothing left to do" or the user interrupts, keeping a durable backlog + journal so nothing is ever lost, scheduling its own wake-ups for true overnight cadence, and pinging the user on blockers (device unplugged, build red, a decision needed). Trigger when the user says "work overnight", "keep going until I wake up / until it's done", "loop on this", "don't stop until nothing's left", or runs /overnight.
Quick start
- Choose your skills. Select individual skills above, or choose the entire pack.
- Copy the install prompt. Use Copy install prompt above the list.
- Send it to your agent. Paste into your coding agent’s chat. Your agent reviews the source and guides the setup.
Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Customer Audit skill to help with my task.
Ask me for the context you need before getting started.Requirements & license
- A coding agent that can access your project files and install skills.
- Your agent checks each skill’s instructions, dependencies, and permissions during setup.
- Reported license for the skills shown: MIT. The author’s terms apply.