- Name
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@di-atomic/cro-actions
- Tagline
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Turn a CRO audit into a plan you can actually ship
- Hero subhead
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An audit tells you what is broken. It does not tell you what to do. cro-actions turns a ranked finding list into actions concrete enough to start on Monday, each naming a component to install or a specific content edit, each citing a measured lift.
- Who it's for
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Teams sitting on an audit nobody has started, where the list is agreed but the order is not.
- Version
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0.1.0
- Tier
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beta
- Path type
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guidance-only
- Hero image
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- Diagram image
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- Install command
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opvs-skills install @di-atomic/cro-actions
- Trigger phrase
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what should I fix first?
- Marketplace URL
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https://market.opvs.ai/v/di-atomic/cro-actions
- Blog URL
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https://di-atomic.com/blog/shipping-di-atomic-cro-actions
- Stat 1 value
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32
- Stat 1 label
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action blueprints, each with its own source and measured lift
- Stat 2 value
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4
- Stat 2 label
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scripts that gate every plan before it reaches you
- Stat 3 value
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20%
- Stat 3 label
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hard cap on unverified actions in any one plan
- Stat 4 value
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0
- Stat 4 label
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backends added to your stack
- What headline
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What you actually get
- Cap 1 icon
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🎯
- Cap 1 title
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Every action names a real target
- Cap 1 desc
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Each fix resolves to a named component that can be installed, or a specific content edit handed to the skill that writes it. There is no third category where the plan says improve and leaves the rest to you.
- Cap 2 icon
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📎
- Cap 2 title
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Evidence, or an honest flag
- Cap 2 desc
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Every action carries a source-cited measured lift, or it is explicitly marked unverified best practice. A whole plan is capped at 20% unverified.
- Cap 3 icon
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⏳
- Cap 3 title
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Effort estimates that survive contact
- Cap 3 desc
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Copy edits live in hours, component installs in days, page rebuilds in weeks, checkout reworks in months. An estimate two bands away from its change type is rejected.
- Showcase headline
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The two rules that do the most work
- Showcase before caption
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The lint script rejects empty verbs outright. Improve the CTA fails every time, because it names no element, no change and no way to measure whether it worked.
- Showcase after caption
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Three fixes worth 12%, 9% and 6% do not make 27%. The effects overlap, so projections stay per-action and conservative.
- Diagram caption
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An action names an element, a change, a cited piece of evidence and a success metric. Anything less is a vibe with a ticket number.
- Worked title
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One finding, start to plan
- Worked example
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Finding: weak hero. Class: content edit. Action: match the hero H1 to the inbound ad phrase. Evidence: +115% form submissions, cited. Effort: copy / hours. Owner: copy-engine, then SpiderPublish. Window: week 1. Finding: long form. Class: component install, 11 fields to 4, +120% cited, with the caveat that a 9-to-6 cut lost 14% elsewhere, so the verdict is A/B test it rather than ship it blind.
- Worked framing
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Before any of that it recalls prior outcomes for this brand and page, so it will not re-propose a fix that already lost a test here.
- Rel 1 icon
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🔍
- Rel 1 name
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@di-atomic/cro-audit
- Rel 1 desc
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Finds what is broken and ranks it. This skill reads its output.
- Rel 1 url
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https://market.opvs.ai/v/di-atomic/cro-audit
- Rel 2 icon
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📈
- Rel 2 name
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@di-atomic/cro-optimizer
- Rel 2 desc
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Reads the result after the fix ships and says whether the win was real.
- Rel 2 url
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https://market.opvs.ai/v/di-atomic/cro-optimizer
- Rel 3 icon
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✍️
- Rel 3 name
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@di-atomic/copy-engine
- Rel 3 desc
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Writes the words each content-edit action calls for, voice-locked.
- Rel 3 url
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https://market.opvs.ai/v/di-atomic/copy-engine
- CTA headline
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Stop staring at the list
- CTA description
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Get cro-actions free on the OPVS marketplace, or book a call and I will run the whole conversion program for you.
- Security score
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100
- Upstream license
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MIT
