version: "1.0.0" name: reality-check description: >- Checks that an app works the way a real user would experience it, on your machine, in a Digital Twin Universe, or in one it sets up for you, and returns evidence for every finding. Drive it from the command line as reality-check, or from Python through reality_check.lib. Triggers on "reality-check". license: MIT metadata: repository: https://github.com/microsoft/amplifier-smart-tool-reality-check

Using reality-check

Checks that an app works the way a real user would experience it, on your machine, in a Digital Twin Universe, or in one it sets up for you, and returns evidence for every finding.

Install

# as a CLI, choosing the agent provider(s) you want
uv tool install "reality-check[all | copilot | amplifier-agent | codex | claude] @ git+https://github.com/microsoft/amplifier-smart-tool-reality-check"
 
# as a library, from another project
uv add "reality-check[all] @ git+https://github.com/microsoft/amplifier-smart-tool-reality-check"
 
# once, without installing
uvx --from "reality-check[all] @ git+https://github.com/microsoft/amplifier-smart-tool-reality-check" reality-check --help

Use it

Run reality-check --help. It prints the tool's skill: when to use it, every capability, sharp edges, and which files to read. Follow it. Then read the capability's own skill with reality-check <command> --help before calling it: it carries the arguments, a worked invocation, the result, and the failures. Never work from memory.