For coding agents

Give your agent the wdyt workflow once.

One quiet router and six focused workflows help agents create artifacts, review feedback, collaborate on live websites, and use protected account access—without you teaching the process in every chat.

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Install the toolkit

The landing-page setup prompt already grants permission for the current agent to install. Run this manually only when needed.

npx --yes skills add wdyt-page/skills -y

npx --yes skills list --json

What becomes discoverable

Each installed skill has one focused trigger. The agent loads only what the task needs.

wdyt: Recognize a useful wdyt moment and route to the smallest relevant workflow.
wdyt-create: Create and share documents, strategies, roadmaps, decks, models, dashboards, and prototypes.
wdyt-review: Read comments and drawings, implement feedback, and publish the next version to the same link.
wdyt-live-review: Collect precise feedback on a real website through the wdyt Chrome extension.
wdyt-collaborate: Comment, reply, draw, wait, and coordinate people and agents on one shared page.
wdyt-access: Connect authenticated MCP for history, workspace/private pages, invitations, and access management.
wdyt-cli: Diagnose and run deterministic public-link operations from an agent shell.

Keep it current

The standard updater refreshes every installed wdyt skill from the public source.

npx skills update wdyt wdyt-create wdyt-review wdyt-live-review wdyt-collaborate wdyt-access wdyt-cli

Connect authenticated MCP only when needed

Public links need no account. Use MCP for history, owned workspace/private pages, invitations, and pages shared with your account.

Choose your agent and connect MCP

View the source on GitHub·Read the hosted skill·Agent setup

Free link pages are public-but-unlisted. Workspace and private pages require authenticated access.