CraftAssay docs

Introduction

An assay tests what something is made of, and how good it is. CraftAssay does that for a tool, site, skill, specification, or related portfolio. An agent reads the skill and writes a report with findings, scores, and evidence that can be compared later.

It scores usefulness, clarity, quality, and presentation. It is not a certification. It is not release approval.

The report comes first

Submit a project, a site, a file, or a paste. The skill writes a dated run folder with report.md, a scorecard, findings, and coverage. The skill does not edit the source.

Dimension Asks
Utility Is the bounded result worth the effort for this user?
Accuracy Are the inspected claims free of consequential errors?
Uniqueness Is the approach distinct in a way that matters?
Quality Is the inspected work complete and thoughtful?
Clarity Can a reader see the job, the result, and the next step?
Aesthetics Does the inspected presentation help or hinder?
Overall appeal Would the stated audience want to try it?

Use NR when evidence is missing. Do not invent an aesthetic score for an uninspected interface.

CraftAssay and Cold-eye

Cold-eye checks readiness for a claimed first-use path. CraftAssay still reports first-use friction when it affects its scores. It does not issue a release-readiness verdict. A clean Cold-eye review does not mean CraftAssay will score the work highly.

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