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Jack shows Replica, a free set of eleven Claude skills that reads an app's negative reviews, maps every screen, rebuilds it, tests each flow and fixes what users hate.
Jack Roberts · YouTube · published Oct 16, 2026 · Software & DevOps
▶ Watch on YouTubeInstall the Replica skill from https://github.com/Jakeschincariol/replica-skill, then point it at [app name]: read its negative reviews, map every screen, rebuild the app with its own branding, test every flow and fix the top complaints.
Replica is a set of 11 free Claude skills that take an app apart and rebuild it. Point it at an app you pay for: it maps every screen, rebuilds it, tests every flow for bugs, and fixes what users complain about in their reviews.
The problem: Paying monthly for an app that annoys you, with no easy way to get a better version.
The short only shows the outline; the setup is a single install prompt.
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