desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop

Design, implement, and validate first-run onboarding for PlanToCode desktop and iOS apps.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/helpful-bits/plantocode --skill desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop
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Skill: desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop
Source: https://github.com/helpful-bits/plantocode/tree/main/.agents/skills/desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/helpful-bits/plantocode --skill desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses user activation drop-off and ensures a smooth, effective first-run experience for new users of the PlanToCode desktop and iOS applications.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Onboarding Design & Implementation: Define and build user onboarding flows, including sign-in, permissions, and guided setup.
  • Cross-Platform Parity: Ensure consistent terminology and user experience between desktop and iOS, while respecting platform-specific design patterns.
  • Validation & Measurement: Validate onboarding effectiveness through automated testing and track key activation metrics.
  • Use Case: When releasing a new version of PlanToCode with updated onboarding screens, use this Skill to design the flow, implement the changes, and validate that users can successfully reach the first value proposition within a defined number of steps.

Quick Start

Use the desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop skill to design and validate the first-run onboarding experience for the desktop and iOS apps.

Frequently Asked Questions about desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop

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How do I design and validate first-run onboarding for desktop and iOS apps?

Design and validate first-run onboarding by defining user flows, selecting interaction modes, gating permissions, and running validation loops using Playwright and simulator tests to ensure measurable activation outcomes.

How do I ensure cross-platform UX parity between a desktop application and an iOS companion app?

Ensure cross-platform UX parity by maintaining consistent terminology and user experience across desktop and iOS surfaces, while respecting platform-specific design patterns and interaction modes.

Can I automate user activation measurement and onboarding validation tests?

Automate user activation measurement by orchestrating validation loops using Playwright for desktop tests and simulator tests for iOS to track key activation metrics and drop-off points.

What is the best way to reduce user activation drop-off during a new application setup?

Reduce user activation drop-off by implementing guided setup flows, permission gating, and cross-surface parity, validating that users reach the first value proposition within a defined number of steps.

Does this onboarding validation approach work with both desktop and iOS platforms?

Yes, this approach works with both desktop and iOS platforms by orchestrating user flow definition and validation loops using Playwright for desktop applications and simulator tests for iOS companion apps.