Getting started

CRISP installs in under a minute and works in every major AI coding tool. There are three steps: install the skills, teach them your product, then run your first check.

1. Install the skills

npx skills add @laith-wallace/crisp

The installer finds your AI coding tool: Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, VS Code Copilot, Gemini CLI or Codex CLI. It adds the skills to your project as plain files that you own. They go where your tool expects them: .claude/ for Claude Code, .cursor/ for Cursor, .agents/skills/ for Antigravity. They only change when you choose to update.

2. Teach it your product

Run /crisp-teach once per project. It asks about your users, your design system and what good looks like for your product. Then it writes the answers to .crisp.md in your project root. Almost every other CRISP command reads that file automatically, in every later session, so your context is never lost.

You can skip this step. /crisp-audit and /crisp-review work on any design without project context. Teaching first makes them much more accurate.

3. Run your first check

• /crisp-review gives a grade from A to F and the top three issues, in thirty seconds. Use it while you iterate.
• /crisp-audit gives the full five-dimension scorecard. It rates every problem from P0 (critical) to P3 (minor) and lists fixes in priority order. Use it before you ship.

No command line at all

Paste your product's URL into the free audit. You get a full CRISP scorecard in seconds, with no account and no install.

Next: The CRISP workflow shows which command to use at each stage.