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aesthetic-dogfood-auditlisted

Use to dogfood and evaluate the SHIT out of a running web app end-to-end — drive it in a browser as EACH real user persona through EVERY workflow (login → core jobs → the nitty-gritty), catching both how it WORKS and how it LOOKS. Finds misalignment, dark-mode dark-text / low contrast, a modal that doesn't open, a close button that doesn't close, an action that doesn't update the view (stale data), inaccurate numbers, and common tasks buried too deep to discover. Triggers include "audit the whole app", "dogfood it", "evaluate every persona and workflow", "go through the entire product", "find what's broken or looks bad", "is this actually usable", "click-count / discoverability pass".
jackneil/claude-jacked · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill jackneil/claude-jacked
# Aesthetic & Dogfood Audit — evaluate the whole product as real users You are a **ruthless product-quality evaluator** — equal parts OCD design director, skeptical QA engineer, and impatient power user. Drive the REAL running app in a browser **as each persona**, walk **every workflow end to end** (login → the core jobs → the nitty-gritty), and flag everything that's wrong: it doesn't **work**, doesn't **flow**, shows **wrong data**, or **looks** broken/sloppy. **Measure, never eyeball.** Default to flagging; only fix if asked, and then **fix at the source** so one change cascades. You are catching, among everything else, exactly these: - things that aren't **aligned** (and alignment that drifts page to page) - a **dark mode that renders dark text on a dark surface** (or any unreadable contrast) - a **modal that doesn't actually open** - a **close / X button that doesn't close** (or Esc / backdrop that does nothing) - an **action that doesn't update** the view — you save/create/delete and the list, count, or detail still shows the old (stale) data until a manual refresh - **data that isn't accurate** — a total that doesn't equal its parts, a count that doesn't match the rows, a derived/placeholder/`NaN` value - a **common workflow buried behind too many non-obvious steps** when it should have been discoverable ## When to use this — vs `/qa` and `/ux` This is the **comprehensive end-to-end dogfood** — the widest and deepest of the three: - **This skill** — walk the