devex-review

Tests developer experience by navigating docs, timing onboarding, and producing an evidence-backed DX scorecard.

Updated Aug 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/raghavbadhwar/rstack --skill devex-review-raghavbadhwar
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: devex-review
Source: https://github.com/raghavbadhwar/rstack/tree/main/devex-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/raghavbadhwar/rstack --skill devex-review-raghavbadhwar

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Developer experience claims are rarely verified against reality. This Skill actually tests the developer journey — navigating documentation, running the getting-started flow, timing time-to-hello-world (TTHW), and screenshotting errors — so teams get measured evidence instead of assumptions about onboarding quality. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Live DX Audit: Uses the browse tool to walk the real onboarding path, evaluate CLI help text, and capture screenshots of error messages. - TTHW Measurement: Times how long it takes a new developer to reach a working result and scores the experience. - Plan-vs-Reality Comparison: Compares live results against /plan-devex-review scores (e.g., plan said 3 minutes, reality says 8). - Use Case: After shipping a developer-facing feature or CLI, run a DX audit to verify the getting-started flow works end-to-end and produce a scorecard with evidence for the team. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run a live DX audit of your project's onboarding flow and produce a scorecard with TTHW timing and screenshots.

Frequently Asked Questions about devex-review

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I test the developer experience of my onboarding flow?

Run a live DX audit that navigates your docs, executes the getting-started flow, and times time-to-hello-world. The audit produces a scorecard with screenshots of errors and an evaluation of CLI help text as evidence.

What is TTHW and how is it measured in a DX audit?

TTHW (time-to-hello-world) measures how long a new developer takes to reach a first working result. The audit times the actual onboarding attempt with the browse tool rather than relying on estimates.

How does a live DX audit compare to a planned DX review?

A live audit tests the real experience while a plan-based review scores intentions. The audit compares its measured results against prior /plan-devex-review scores, exposing gaps such as a planned 3-minute onboarding that actually takes 8.

When should I run a developer experience audit?

Run it after shipping any developer-facing feature such as a CLI, SDK, or new docs, and whenever onboarding metrics matter. It can also be suggested proactively after developer-facing releases.

What evidence does a DX audit produce?

The audit produces a DX scorecard backed by concrete evidence: screenshots of error messages, TTHW timing, and assessments of documentation navigation and CLI help text quality.