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A central routing skill that helps you identify the correct agent skill or workflow for your current situation.
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| Repository | Tier | Verdict | Authorship | Checked | Skills |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| mattpocock/skills | Maintainer | Approved · created 2026-02-03, pushed 2026-11-05, 317466 stars | Written in-house | 2026-11-07 | 36 |
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Matt Pocock· Community
A central routing skill that helps you identify the correct agent skill or workflow for your current situation.
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Seamlessly transfer your current conversation context to a new background agent.
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A rigorous stress-testing persona that maps decisions into a branching tree to uncover hidden assumptions.
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An expert assistant for defining project terminology, maintaining a glossary, and documenting architectural decisions.
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A systematic grilling process to define and document recurring workflow specifications.
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A meta-skill designed to force an agent to re-evaluate and re-pitch its previous output using specific linguistic constraints.
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Performs a dual-axis code review by comparing changes against project standards and functional specifications in parallel.
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Generate structured discovery questionnaires to extract missing information from stakeholders.
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A shared vocabulary and set of principles for designing deep, testable, and maintainable software modules.
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Generate interactive bash wizards to guide humans through complex manual setup, migration, or configuration tasks.
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A structured approach to planning and executing complex, multi-session projects using a shared map of decision-based tickets on an issue tracker.
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Build a throwaway prototype to answer a design question. Use when the user wants to sanity-check whether a state model or logic feels right, or explore what a UI should look like.