Feedback round from first review of the skill pages. Six concrete fixes:
1. Contain the auto-rendered SKILL.md in a distinct card.
The "skill itself" section was flowing straight into the editorial
wrapper above, making the two blocks read as one long mixed
document. Wrap the canonical body in .skill-source-card: white
paper background, mist border, rounded, with a small "SKILL.md"
badge header and an italic subtitle. Drop the old full-width
divider treatment; the card does the visual separation work.
2. Rewrite the /impeccable "do not fight the opinion" pitfall.
The old text said "fighting the opinion usually produces worse
output", which discouraged informed pushback. Replace with language
that explicitly encourages users with real reasons (brand guideline,
accessibility, user research) to push back; the skill raises the
floor, not overrules your judgment when you have evidence.
3. Move /onboard from create to refine.
Onboarding is refinement of empty states and first-run experiences,
not greenfield creation. Fixed in:
- scripts/lib/sub-pages-data.js SKILL_CATEGORIES
- public/js/data.js commandCategories
Both locations now list onboard under 'refine'.
4. De-dupe overdrive and animate.
- overdrive: "how it works" listed 7 techniques as bullets and then
"try it" listed 5 concrete examples using the same 7 techniques.
Collapse "how it works" into a tight paragraph and make "try it"
a specific scenario instead of a laundry list.
- animate: pitfalls repeated the "no layout properties" rule that
was already stated in "how it works". Drop the duplicate.
5. Remove outdated tutorial guidance.
getting-started.md said "Cursor needs Nightly channel plus Agent
Skills in Settings. Gemini CLI needs the preview version." Neither
is true anymore. Replace with a generic pointer to check the
harness's own skill docs.
6. Embed the live visual overlay in critique-with-overlay tutorial.
The tutorial now renders the same demo iframe the homepage uses
(/antipattern-examples/visual-mode-demo.html) inside step 2, with
a mac-window chrome frame that mirrors the homepage preview. New
.tutorial-embed CSS in sub-pages.css defines the header with
traffic-light dots + mono title, the iframe body (520px tall),
and an optional caption. The user now sees the overlay in action
before being asked to run it locally.
Third and final new section. Adds the tutorials browser with two
hand-written walk-throughs: "Getting started" and "Critique with the
visual overlay". Same docs-browser shell as skills and anti-patterns.
- content/site/tutorials/getting-started.md
Five-minute install, teach, and first polish pass. Covers npx skills
add, answering the teach interview honestly, and running /polish on
an existing page. Includes common issues and what to try next.
- content/site/tutorials/critique-with-overlay.md
Ten-minute walk-through of the full /critique workflow with the
browser overlay. Covers the two-assessment model (LLM + detector),
the three ways to open the overlay (extension, inside critique, or
standalone via `npx impeccable live`), the fix-reload-verify loop,
and how to interpret merged reports.
- scripts/build-sub-pages.js
- renderTutorialsSidebar(): tutorial list with current-item marking
- renderTutorialsIndexMain(): card grid with mono order numbers,
italic display titles, taglines, arrow affordances
- renderTutorialDetail(): breadcrumb eyebrow, italic display title,
plain tagline, rendered markdown body inside .prose
- Wire both into the main generator loop.
- sub-pages-data.js already reads content/site/tutorials/*.md and
sorts by frontmatter.order, so no data-layer change was needed.
- public/css/sub-pages.css
- .tutorial-card grid (number, body, arrow) with hover border
darken + arrow slide. Mono order numbers, italic display titles.
- .tutorial-detail header with italic display title and plain sans
tagline (matching the visual rhythm of skill detail pages without
the mono command style since tutorials are prose, not commands).
Paul Bakaus