# Web Anatomy > Skills for your AI agent that ship landing pages that work. Built from the plays the best SaaS companies actually shipped, grounded in a scored benchmark library so every recommendation cites a real page instead of generic advice. ``` $ npx skills add GabrielAmz/web-anatomy ``` Installs the Web Anatomy skill pack for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, and any agent that supports the [Agent Skills](https://agentskills.io/) spec. ## What Web Anatomy is Most AI agents rework a page from generic advice: add social proof, make the CTA stronger, tighten the headline. Web Anatomy gives the agent evidence instead. The skills read a page as a structure of known sections (hero, value proposition, trust, testimonial, pricing, FAQ, CTA), then ground every move in a benchmark library of real pages scored section by section. The benchmark behind the skills (numbers to confirm before release): - 3,500+ scored sections - 500+ landing pages - 290+ companies The skills run standalone with built-in patterns. Connecting the hosted MCP (highly recommended) pulls the live benchmark data and real reference screenshots into every report. See [Live benchmark data](#live-benchmark-data-optional-highly-recommended). ## The four altitudes Web Anatomy works at four zoom levels. The altitude matches the question being asked. | Altitude | The question | Skill | |---|---|---| | **Page** | What do the strongest pages in this market do, and how does mine compare? | `find-examples` | | **Audit** | How does my whole page stack up, and what should I change first? | `audit-page` | | **Section** | How do I level up one section, from foundational to best-in-class? | `research-best-practices` | | **Fix** | Write the grounded copy to rework a page or build a new one. | `write-page` | After the copy is written, **`build-page`** assembles the structure + copy into a shareable wireframe with a coherent, single-exemplar design system. It is the terminal step on both branches (improve and create), so it sits above the altitudes rather than inside one. Run `webanatomy-setup` once first. It captures product, ICP, industry, competitors, and proof assets into `.agents/webanatomy-context.md`, so every skill gives sharper, on-brand recommendations. ### Two flows - **Improve an existing page:** `audit-page` (diagnose) -> `write-page` (rewrite the weak sections) -> `build-page` (optional: assemble the improved page as a shareable wireframe, in your page's own look). - **Create a new page:** `find-examples` (pick one exemplar homepage) -> `write-page` build mode (a light outline adopts the exemplar's section order, then writes the copy) -> `build-page` (assemble the wireframe in the exemplar's look). ## The skills | Skill | Altitude | What it does | |---|---|---| | `webanatomy-setup` | Foundation | Run once. Captures product, ICP, industry, competitors, proof assets, and priority pages into `.agents/webanatomy-context.md`. | | `find-examples` | Page | The market scan. Pulls the top-ranked pages and sections in a market, shows what to steal, and when you share your page, labels how it compares. Absorbs the old `benchmark-compare`. | | `audit-page` | Audit | Scores the current page against a CRO rubric, diagnoses it section by section, and returns a prioritized fix list. Runs standalone, no MCP required. | | `research-best-practices` | Section | The section deep-dive. Takes one section and returns a tiered improvement ladder (foundational, competitive, best-in-class), each grounded in real benchmark sections. | | `write-page` | Fix | The copy engine. Turns a diagnosis, a tier, or a chosen structure into grounded copy-paste sections; reworks an existing page or writes a new one. | | `build-page` | Assemble | The terminal assembler. Takes a structure + its copy and lays them out as a shareable wireframe with a single-exemplar design system (a benchmark page for a new page, your own page when improving). | | `moodboard` | Page | The section-by-section visual board. Captures the live page section by section and pulls benchmarks from the MCP, then composes each section as current-state-large + problems + a benchmark screenshot grid + discipline-tagged practices + recommendation. Where `find-examples` shows what to steal, `moodboard` composes the whole page as a visual reference you build from. | ## Visual Reports Web Anatomy does not rely on chat to render screenshots. The output skills write local visual artifacts: ```txt .webanatomy/ ├── find-examples/ ├── audit-page/ ├── research-best-practices/ ├── moodboard/ │ └── page-date/ │ ├── report.md │ ├── report.html │ └── references/ ├── write-page/ │ └── topic-date/ │ ├── report.md │ ├── report.html │ └── references/ │ ├── current.png │ └── company-section.png └── build-page/ └── page-date/ ├── wireframe.html ├── design-system.md └── references/ ``` The chat response should stay short: top findings, report path, and any screenshot or MCP limitations. `report.html` is the product experience. ## Live benchmark data (optional, highly recommended) The skills work on their own, so install them and start immediately. Connecting the hosted Web Anatomy MCP is never mandatory, but highly recommended: it grounds every recommendation in live benchmark data and real reference examples instead of static guidance, which is where the skills are at their best. It needs a beta token and one config command per IDE: **Sign in at https://www.webanatomy.ai/dashboard/mcp to get your token + per-IDE config.** You must be signed in, because the page generates your personal token there. The skills use MCP tools such as `search_pages`, `get_page`, `search_sections`, and `get_section` when connected, and degrade gracefully to static guidance when not. Scores, thresholds, raw marker coordinates, and benchmark field names stay internal; user-facing reports translate them into plain-English patterns and gap labels. **Want to see the benchmark first?** Browse the public scored sections gallery at https://www.webanatomy.ai/best-landing-pages/sections — real landing-page sections, scored, with what makes each one work. It is the same library the MCP serves to your agent, so you can explore it before connecting anything. ## Why "Anatomy" Most AI-agent skill packs frame pages as a job (CRO, copywriting, SEO). Web Anatomy frames them as a structure: hero, proof, problem, solution, pricing, FAQ, CTA. Every section has known patterns, known anti-patterns, and known reference companies. Every Web Anatomy skill turns a page into parts: hero, proof, problem, solution, pricing, FAQ, CTA. Each part has known patterns, anti-patterns, and benchmark examples. The framework and the evidence travel together. ## Compatibility - ✅ Claude Code - ✅ OpenAI Codex - ✅ Cursor - ✅ Windsurf - ✅ Any agent that reads `.agents/skills//SKILL.md` per the [Agent Skills spec](https://agentskills.io/specification.md) ## Install options **Option 1 — CLI (any agent):** ```bash # Installs the whole pack to .agents/skills/ npx skills add GabrielAmz/web-anatomy # Update later (or just re-run the command above, it's idempotent) npx skills update GabrielAmz/web-anatomy ``` **Option 2 — Claude Code plugin (version-aware updates):** ```text /plugin marketplace add GabrielAmz/web-anatomy /plugin install web-anatomy ``` Claude Code knows the installed version and when a newer one ships. Update with `/plugin marketplace update web-anatomy` then `/plugin update web-anatomy`, or turn on auto-update for the marketplace to make it hands-off. Skills install namespaced: `/web-anatomy:write-page`, `/web-anatomy:build-page`, and so on. **Option 3 — clone and copy manually:** ```bash git clone https://github.com/GabrielAmz/web-anatomy cp -r web-anatomy/skills/* .agents/skills/ ``` After install, start with `webanatomy-setup`. The benchmark-backed workflows degrade gracefully when MCP isn't connected, falling back to static/reference guidance, but they are at their best with live benchmark data, so connecting MCP is highly recommended. ## Repo layout `skills/` holds the skill pack, the source of truth installed by `npx skills add`. ## Contributing PRs welcome. See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for the new-skill recipe: kebab-case, YAML front matter, clear workflow names, and body under 5K tokens. ## License MIT. Use it, fork it, sell it, ship it. --- Built by [Gabriel Amzallag](https://github.com/GabrielAmz). The Web Anatomy pack is a public extraction of the patterns powering a private landing-page benchmark and audit tool. The skills give you the framework; the [analyzer](#) gives you the data.