devex-review

You measure developer experience by empirically testing documentation and onboarding flows to capture actual time-to-hello-world metrics and error screenshots. This Skill navigates getting started guides to produce evidence-based DX scorecards comparing planned versus actual timing.

An empirical developer experience audit tests live workflows rather than reviewing documentation statically. It uses browsing tools to navigate CLI usability and onboarding flows, capturing timing metrics and screenshots to generate actionable DX scorecards with improvement recommendations.

You audit CLI usability by running a live DX review that navigates your developer-facing features and onboarding workflows. This Skill proactively captures errors and measures actual onboarding time to catch regressions immediately after shipping pre-release features.

Yes, this Skill applies to periodic audits of SDK or API onboarding experiences as well as pre-release validation. It empirically tests your developer workflows to generate scorecards containing timing metrics, error screenshots, and recommendations for DX improvements.

The best way to catch onboarding regressions is through proactive DX auditing that empirically tests workflows after shipping. This Skill automatically recommends auditing developer-facing features to compare planned versus actual onboarding metrics and capture real usability errors.

No dependencies are required to run a live DX audit. This Skill operates independently to navigate your documentation and CLI workflows, measuring actual developer experience and generating evidence-based scorecards without needing external testing components.