Outside-in, not inside-out
Your builder agent knows the codebase. Alien Eyes only knows the live product, so it catches the friction your own context hides.
Alien Eyes audits the product your users and agents actually touch. No internal context. No forgiveness. Just the outside perspective on friction, trust, discoverability, and machine usability.
URL → crawl → extract → detect → synthesize → paste-ready output now runs end to end.
Your builder agent knows the codebase. Alien Eyes only knows the live product, so it catches the friction your own context hides.
Results start with what is already working, then escalate the issues that actually deserve your time.
The most important deliverable is the payload your coding agent can fix from immediately.
1. Point Alien Eyes at a live URL.
2. Watch the engine crawl, extract, and score from the outside.
3. Copy the findings straight into your coding agent.
Because your builder agent starts inside the repo. Alien Eyes starts inside the user experience. Those are different vantage points, and you need both.
Celebration-first results, severity-ranked findings, causal links where they matter, and one button to copy the payload your builder can act on.
You cannot see your own product clearly once you have built it. Alien Eyes exists to restore that missing perspective with no internal context and no forgiveness.
Claude Code is inside-out and implementation-native. Alien Eyes is outside-in and experience-native. You want both, but they are not substitutes for each other.
Traditional testing tools validate correctness. Alien Eyes validates how the product feels, reads, indexes, loads, and presents itself when nobody is holding its hand.
Quick Check: free
Full Audit: $29
Re-audit verification: $7
Watch: deferred until hosted monitoring ships
Alien Eyes examines your product the way your users experience it: from the outside, with no context, no forgiveness, and no blind spots.
Autonomous external quality primitive. Point at a live target. Get structured findings back in a format another agent can fix from immediately.
Because your builder agent starts with repo context and implementation sympathy. Alien Eyes starts with none of that. It only sees the live product, which is exactly the perspective your users and autonomous agents bring.
Quick Check runs deterministic crawl, extraction, scoring, and paste-ready rendering. Full Audit adds deeper judgment and narrative layers later.
No. The first audit should already expose the highest-value outside-in fixes. Re-audits exist to verify shipped changes, not to hide the real signal behind a subscription loop.