build-advisor

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Turn fuzzy build discomfort into next steps

AuthorUndertone0809
Version1.0.0
Installs0

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What problem does it solve?

Build-advisor helps when something you built (UI, workflow, spec, or implementation) feels wrong or weak, but you cannot clearly articulate what is broken or what the right next move should be.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • First-principles diagnosis and reframing: converts vague dissatisfaction into a clearer problem statement, professional diagnosis, and scenario map.
  • Criteria-first evaluation setup: defines explicit evaluation criteria and a grounded way to judge whether the next iteration is actually better.
  • Actionable options and a decision-ready recommendation: proposes 2-3 realistic options and provides one recommended option plus a concrete next move.
  • Layer identification across teams: determines whether the issue is primarily product framing, UX/information architecture, engineering shape, workflow/process, or observability/evaluation evidence.
  • Routing toward specialized follow-up: recommends when the best next step is to invoke a more specific skill (e.g., design-review, plan-eng-review, investigate, or langfuse).

Quick Start

Ask build-advisor to analyze your build using evidence you have (screenshots, transcript, traces, benchmarks, or artifacts) and produce an evaluation-ready critique with criteria, options, and a recommended next move.

Dependency Matrix

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