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This evaluation shows how Vise reads an app, identifies the integration surface, and asks for decisions an AI agent should not invent. It deliberately stops before implementation, so you can assess the workflow without production credentials or source changes.
Vise requires Node.js 20 or newer. Vise itself runs locally and does not upload your source code, file contents, or search queries. Your AI coding host follows its own data policy.

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Run the evaluation

Use a clean branch or disposable copy of a real app repository.
1

Verify the package

npx -y -p @amityco/social-plus-vise vise doctor
Confirm that the command reports the installed version and hosted documentation source.
2

Inspect the app

npx -y -p @amityco/social-plus-vise vise inspect .
Review the detected platform, app surfaces, design signals, sensors, and scan coverage. If the scan is incomplete or several app surfaces are detected, select the concrete app before continuing.
3

Request a compact plan

npx -y -p @amityco/social-plus-vise vise plan . \
  --request "Add a social feed to this app" \
  --summary
A useful plan identifies the implementation path, cites relevant social.plus documentation, and lists unresolved project decisions such as region, route, feed scope, and target source.
4

Review the stopping boundary

Do not invent answers or run vise init during this short evaluation. The expected result is a grounded route and a reviewable decision list—not generated code or runtime proof.

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What this proves

  • The package can run in your environment.
  • Vise recognizes the intended app surface and supported platform.
  • The plan is grounded in social.plus documentation and local project signals.
  • Missing product and integration decisions are explicit instead of silently guessed.

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What this does not prove

  • That an SDK or UIKit integration has been implemented.
  • That vise check, project sensors, or the app runtime will pass.
  • That the selected social surface works with your tenant data and credentials.

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Choose the next path

Custom SDK UI

Build a differentiated app-owned experience directly on the social.plus SDK.

UIKit quick launch

Use prebuilt social.plus UIKit surfaces and the lowest suitable customization level.

Brownfield and day 2

Add a feature to an app that already uses social.plus without losing earlier evidence.