mattpocock/skills

This is a collection of agent skills published by Matt Pocock. The README describes them as skills for real engineers and keeps each one small and composable. The engineering skills include grill-me, which questions you before any building starts so you agree on the goal; tdd, which works in a red, green, refactor loop; diagnosing-bugs, which debugs with feedback loops and instrumentation; code-review, which checks both coding standards and fit with the spec; implement-spec, which builds a whole spec with several subagents in parallel; and to-spec and to-tickets, which turn a conversation into a spec or a set of tickets. A separate group of productivity skills covers planning, teaching, decisions and communication. The repository also holds in-progress and deprecated skills, and this listing covers only the stable ones.

Who it's for:developers using Claude Code, Codex or similar tools who want the agent to follow solid engineering habits. Readers who don't write code won't need it.

Before you start: Claude Code users can install the official plugin, which is read-only and managed by the plugin system. For Codex and other tools, `npx skills@latest add mattpocock/skills` copies the skill files into your project or user folder, where you can edit them. Run /setup-matt-pocock-skills once per repository to set up your issue tracker, labels and docs location; this changes the project's agent configuration. The repository is free, and your host model costs still apply. MIT license.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.