homepage-craft
The rules: pass the five-second test, show the product high up, one action, less homepage, one brand carried through. Plus a shelf of reference sites by problem.
Homepage skills
Most landing pages need the same few notes: too much text, the product hidden, a heading nobody understands, no brand to remember. These skills teach your agent those notes, so it can review your homepage and fix it.
Connect your agentMost homepages for apps and tools go wrong the same few ways. Makers know their product so well that they describe it instead of showing it, add sections and never take any out, and end up with a page that says a lot and shows very little. Generic advice doesn't help much. Specific notes on your page do.
Install the skills in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any agent that reads skills.
Ask your agent to review your homepage. You get what's working, the strongest section, up to seven changes and two or three sites to look at.
With ReviseMy connected, your agent captures the page with
create_review
and puts its notes on the review with
add_findings
.
You mark what you agree with. Your agent fixes it and sends the next pass.
The rules: pass the five-second test, show the product high up, one action, less homepage, one brand carried through. Plus a shelf of reference sites by problem.
A full critique of a live page: what's working, the strongest section, up to seven changes and two or three references. Read-only.
Finds the section that already works best, then promotes it to the hero or rebuilds the weaker sections in its image.
Turns text-heavy sections into visuals that carry the point: real UI, device mockups, icon grids, photography or a mockup of the outcome.
What to cut, where each cut goes instead, and the order for what's left.
Finds the brand element that already works and carries it through the page. Checks the logo lockup, type, palette and imagery.
The skills are free and live in the ReviseMy repository. They work on their own; ReviseMy adds a review you can mark up.
No. Every skill works in chat on its own. With ReviseMy connected, review-homepage puts its notes on a review you can mark up, and a capture of the page costs 5 credits.
From feedback on about twenty real landing pages, most of them faith apps. The same notes kept coming back, so they became the rules. The skills never name those sites.
review-homepage only writes feedback. The other skills plan the change first and edit your code only when you ask them to.
These six work for any app or tool. Industry packs add rules for one kind of product on top of them. The first is for church, ministry and Bible software.