Web Dev Scope Audit Lite

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    Turn a user-supplied website brief, sitemap, Figma, repo notes, or live URL notes into a concise, evidence-led scope audit.

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    Web Dev Scope Audit Lite

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    Audit this brief: A Next.js marketing site for a SaaS with a blog, a customer portal for billing (Stripe), and a 'surprise me' feature that uses AI to generate icons. We need it in 4 weeks.

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    I have audited the brief for the Next.js SaaS site. The 4-week timeline is a significant constraint given the custom AI integration and billing portal requirements.

    Web scope audit: SaaS Marketing Site & Portal

    Stack notes: Next.js, Stripe, AI (API TBC)
    Stated goal: Launch marketing presence and billing portal in 4 weeks.
    Evidence reviewed: Project brief snippet.
    Generated: 2023-10-27 · Draft for human verification

    Executive summary

    • The brief combines a standard marketing site with a complex authenticated billing portal and a generative AI feature.
    • Biggest delivery risk: The "Surprise Me" AI icon generator and Stripe portal integration within a 4-week window.

    Recommended first MVP slice: Focus on the Next.js marketing site and Stripe-hosted Checkout/Portal to meet the deadline.

    Scope and evidence

    Observed

    • Next.js as the core framework.
    • Stripe for billing.
    • Generative AI icon feature.
    • 4-week delivery target.

    Not supplied — confirm

    • CMS preference for the blog (Contentful, Sanity, or Markdown?).
    • Authentication provider (NextAuth, Clerk, or Kinde?).
    • Branding/Design assets readiness.

    MVP boundary

    Page / feature / flowMVP?WhyDependency / risk
    Marketing PagesYesEssential for launch.Content readiness.
    BlogYesStandard Next.js implementation.CMS selection.
    Stripe Billing PortalYesCritical for revenue.Auth implementation.
    AI Icon GeneratorLaterHigh complexity for 4-week sprint.API latency and cost.

    Findings

    IDPriorityAreaEvidenceImpact / riskRecommended fix
    F-01P0Scope4-week deadline vs AI feature.Timeline slip.Move AI feature to V1.1.
    F-02P1IntegrationStripe billing mentioned.Auth complexity.Use pre-built Stripe Customer Portal.
    F-03P1ContentBlog mentioned.Unknown CMS overhead.Use Sanity or Markdown for speed.

    First build slice

    1. Setup Next.js boilerplate with chosen Auth provider.
    2. Integrate Stripe Checkout for initial conversions.
    3. Deploy core marketing landing page and blog structure.

    Acceptance checks

    • Users can successfully navigate from landing page to Stripe checkout.
    • Blog posts are editable via CMS and render correctly.
    • Mobile responsive layout passes audit on core pages.

    Open questions

    • Which LLM/Image API is intended for the icon generator?
    • Is there an existing user database to migrate, or is this greenfield?

    Next steps

    1. Confirm the CMS and Auth providers immediately to avoid architectural rework.
    2. Move the AI feature to the post-launch backlog to protect the 4-week deadline.
    3. Map the specific fields required for the customer billing portal.

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    About this skill

    Turn a user-supplied website brief, sitemap, Figma, repo notes, or live URL notes into a concise, evidence-led scope audit. Focus on MVP boundaries, stack fit (WordPress, React, Next.js, Webflow, or hybrid), core pages and flows, performance and SEO readiness, and a testable next-step checklist. This is a scoping template and checklist, not a build quote, traffic guarantee, or SEO ranking promise. Use only facts and artefacts supplied by the user; never promise rankings, conversions, or fixed delivery dates.

    What it does

    • Feature Triage Categorizes every requested page and flow into MVP must-haves versus post-launch enhancements with clear technical rationale.
    • Stack Analysis Evaluates the implications of using WordPress, React, Next.js, or Webflow based on the specific feature set and integration needs.
    • Risk Identification Flags high-friction areas like custom admin roles, real-time data, or complex animations that typically cause timeline slippage.
    • Evidence Gap Mapping Explicitly labels missing information in the brief, such as hosting constraints or accessibility requirements, to prevent assumptions.
    • Actionable Scaffolding Generates a P0/P1/P2 priority findings table and a concrete acceptance checklist for the initial build phase.

    How it works

    1. Provide the agent with your project brief, sitemap, tech stack preference, or Figma notes.
    2. The agent analyzes the inputs to separate stated goals from unverified assumptions.
    3. It generates a Markdown audit report including a scoped MVP boundary table and a risk assessment.
    4. Review the "Not supplied" section to identify exactly what technical or business details you need to chase next.

    Frameworks & tools

    Optimized for projects using WordPress, React, Next.js, Webflow, and common integrations like Stripe, HubSpot, or Firebase.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Generic prompts often produce "yes-man" summaries that agree with every feature request. This skill enforces a strict evidence-led framework that proactively hunts for scope risks and forces a distinction between MVP and polish.

    Use cases

    • Auditing a client's initial RFP to identify hidden technical complexities.
    • Refining an internal product roadmap to define a true version 1.0.
    • Creating a technical pre-flight report before starting a sprint.

    Known limitations

    Does not provide financial quotes or calendar timelines. Requires human verification for SEO and performance claims as it cannot browse live authenticated environments.

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