Plain words for insider terms
Church plant, daily office, small group: use the plain version, or explain it in a short line in the first screen.
Faith tools
Rules for faith tools.
Church, ministry and Bible software gets the usual homepage things wrong, plus a few of its own. This pack adds those to the homepage skills, so your agent knows them too.
Connect your agentThe problem
A faith tool's homepage speaks to people from many traditions, and plenty of visitors are new. Insider words go unexplained, testimonials have no faces or churches, and prayer and study apps drift into sounding like social networks.
How ReviseMy fits
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Install the homepage skills and this pack together.
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Ask your agent to review your homepage. It applies the general rules and the faith rules.
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You mark what you agree with. Your agent fixes it and sends the next pass.
What faith-homepage adds
Proof with faces and churches
A photo, a name, a role and a church beside every quote. Logos only when people know them.
The best at your practice
Say what you help people do, such as pray together or finish the Bible, and why you do it better. Not a social network, and not named after an integration.
Imagery that feels true
Real congregations, homes, Bibles and hands. No stock or AI church photos, and never generated scripture.
Scripture with purpose
One verse that explains why the product exists, and scripture shown inside the product itself, not on every section.
Plain pricing
Free, donation or per church, stated clearly and early. Churches budget carefully.
Install it
faith-homepage ships with the homepage skills, so one install gets both.
- Claude Code: run /plugin marketplace add heyderekj/revisemy, then /plugin install revisemy@revisemy.
- Cursor, Codex and other agents: run npx skills add heyderekj/revisemy.
- Then ask your agent to review your homepage, and give it the address.
FAQ
Does it work without the homepage skills?
It's built to sit on top of them and doesn't repeat their rules. Install both; one install gets both anyway.
Which kinds of faith tools does it cover?
Prayer apps, Bible readers and study tools, church management, worship and sermon tools, and ministry networks.