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Your site is live and nobody has looked at it properly since launch. Run a review across four angles: links that no longer resolve, layouts that break on a phone, accessibility problems, and design decisions that stopped serving the page. The review works from the public URL, so it doesn’t matter what built the site or where it’s hosted. If the site happens to be a Replit project, Agent can apply the fixes as well as find them.

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Best for

  • Designers who own a live site and need a review they can act on, not a score.
  • Product managers who need to know what regressed since launch, page by page.

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Connectors

Neither connector is needed for the review itself. Connect them for the routine version in Make it work for you.

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Before you start

Have the public URL, and name the pages that matter most. Decide what you want out of this pass: a list of findings to hand to whoever owns the code, or fixes applied directly. Only the second needs the site open as a Replit project.

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Prompt the agent

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What to expect

Agent works through the angles in the order you gave them, and reports what it covered: the pages it walked and the links it resolved. Each angle comes back as its own section. Every finding names the page, the issue, and the change to make. The review closes with the fix Agent would do first.

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Make it work for you

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Troubleshooting

Name the pages and the viewport width you want checked, instead of leaving the sample to Agent. Start with the pages that carry your main task.
Say what the page is for and who it’s for. Without the goal, a critique defaults to layout advice that fits any site.
When the review says the problem is the design itself.
Put everything on one system when the review finds drift.
For a published Replit app, audit crawlability, metadata, and markup with one-click fixes.