desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop

Design, implement, and validate first-run onboarding for PlanToCode desktop and iOS apps.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/helpful-bits/plantocode --skill desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop
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Skill: desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop
Source: https://github.com/helpful-bits/plantocode/tree/main/.agents/skills/desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/helpful-bits/plantocode --skill desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses user activation drop-off and ensures a smooth, effective first-run experience for new users of the PlanToCode desktop and iOS applications.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Onboarding Design & Implementation: Define and build user onboarding flows, including sign-in, permissions, and guided setup.
  • Cross-Platform Parity: Ensure consistent terminology and user experience between desktop and iOS, while respecting platform-specific design patterns.
  • Validation & Measurement: Validate onboarding effectiveness through automated testing and track key activation metrics.
  • Use Case: When releasing a new version of PlanToCode with updated onboarding screens, use this Skill to design the flow, implement the changes, and validate that users can successfully reach the first value proposition within a defined number of steps.

Quick Start

Use the desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop skill to design and validate the first-run onboarding experience for the desktop and iOS apps.

Frequently Asked Questions about desktop-ios-onboarding-eval-loop

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

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How do I design and validate first-run onboarding for desktop and iOS apps?▼

Design and validate first-run onboarding by defining user flows, selecting interaction modes, gating permissions, and running validation loops using Playwright and simulator tests to ensure measurable activation outcomes.

How do I ensure cross-platform UX parity between a desktop application and an iOS companion app?▼

Ensure cross-platform UX parity by maintaining consistent terminology and user experience across desktop and iOS surfaces, while respecting platform-specific design patterns and interaction modes.

Can I automate user activation measurement and onboarding validation tests?▼

Automate user activation measurement by orchestrating validation loops using Playwright for desktop tests and simulator tests for iOS to track key activation metrics and drop-off points.

What is the best way to reduce user activation drop-off during a new application setup?▼

Reduce user activation drop-off by implementing guided setup flows, permission gating, and cross-surface parity, validating that users reach the first value proposition within a defined number of steps.

Does this onboarding validation approach work with both desktop and iOS platforms?▼

Yes, this approach works with both desktop and iOS platforms by orchestrating user flow definition and validation loops using Playwright for desktop applications and simulator tests for iOS companion apps.