Matt Pocock Skills

Choose a workflow from Matt Pocock’s engineering and productivity skills.

Review a change against project standards and the originating specification using two review tracks.

Design deeper modules with clear interfaces, seams, adapters, and testable behavior.

Investigate bugs and performance regressions using a reproducible feedback loop.

Build a shared domain vocabulary and record architectural decisions in project documentation.

Interview the user about a plan while recording domain terminology and architectural decisions.

Implement work from a spec or tickets, using test-driven development and code review.

Coordinate ticket dependencies and implementation agents on one integration branch.

Survey architectural friction and present candidates for deeper modules in an HTML report.

Structure a pull request description around a visual summary, evidence, and merge danger.

Build a disposable prototype to answer an unresolved design or behavior question.

Research a question using primary sources and save cited findings in Markdown.

Review a development session and suggest improvements to the agent’s working environment.

Configure an issue tracker, triage labels, and domain documentation for these workflows.

Implement features and fixes in small red-green-refactor test-driven slices.

Turn an existing discussion into a specification for an issue tracker.

Break a plan or specification into implementation tickets with dependency edges.

Move issues through defined triage roles and labels.

Map large multi-session work as linked decision tickets and resolve them progressively.

Create an interactive shell wizard for steps a person must perform manually.

Coordinate subagents and schedules around a long-running goal in one session.

Summarize a conversation and start a background Claude agent with the handoff.

Interview the user and develop specifications for recurring workflows.

Configure dependency-cruiser rules to enforce TypeScript package entry points.