Pixel Agents: 24 Specialized Claude Agents for Code, Site, and Resume Reviews

Pixel Agents is a collection of 24 specialized AI agents built using the Claude API, each designed for specific tasks with tuned personalities and structured output. Instead of a general chatbot, these agents provide focused functionality with direct feedback.
Key Agents and Functions
The system includes several "roast" agents that provide critical analysis:
- Roast My Site: Analyzes URL content, evaluates UX, SEO, copy, and accessibility with a 0-100 score
- Code Roast: Reviews code snippets for anti-patterns and bad practices
- Resume Roast: Provides ATS compatibility scoring, section-by-section critique, and rewrite suggestions
- Roast My LinkedIn: Rewrites headlines and about sections
- Startup Obituary: Analyzes startup ideas and predicts failure modes
Other notable agents include:
- Debate Me: Builds counter-arguments to stated opinions and scores both sides
- Legal Eagle: Translates contract legalese into plain English and identifies red flags
- Hivemind: Provides Reddit pulse checks on topics using Brave Search
- Site Glow-Up: Analyzes sites and generates redesign mockups using Claude analysis and Gemini image generation
Technical Implementation
All 24 agents run on Claude Sonnet 4.6 via the API. Each agent has:
- A tuned system prompt with specific persona
- Structured JSON output schema (scores, verdicts, lists, tags)
- Temperature settings matched to tasks: 0.5 for Legal Eagle (accuracy), 1.0 for Name Storm (creativity), 0.9 for roast agents (balanced)
Some agents integrate additional services:
- Brave Search API for live web data (Signal, Hivemind, Buzz Check, Hype Check)
- Gemini 2.5 Flash for image generation (Vibe Check, Fridge Raid, Site Glow-Up)
Claude handles all reasoning and structured output generation.
Agent Forge Builder
The project includes Agent Forge, a visual drag-and-drop builder where users can create custom agents by selecting components: identity, input configuration, prompt, output schema, and powers. Submissions go through an AI quality gate where Claude scores quality, uniqueness, and safety before appearing in the community catalog.
The system is free to try with 3 runs per day, no signup required. Image generation agents cost 2 runs instead of 1.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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