mattpocock-skills
claudeMatt Pocock's agent skills for real engineering (grilling, spec/ticket flows, TDD, code review, domain modelling and more).
39 skills
Autonomous coding pipeline: track -> plan -> work -> test -> review -> compound -> ship.
Plugin yalla from marketplace yalla in iwo-szapar/yalla-autonomus-coding. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.
onboardGuided Yalla project onboarding. Use this skill whenever the user says /onboard, "set up yalla", "onboard this repo to yalla", "configure yalla", "show onboarding status", "what is missing for yalla", or wants a visual dashboard of Yalla setup. It checks .claude/YALLA.md, project commands, task labe
product-intentProduct-intent gate for non-trivial product, GTM, pricing, onboarding, user/admin journey, access, delivery, generated artifact, or workflow changes. Use before /yalla planning or inside strategy-to-build handoffs when the work needs outcome framing, load-bearing assumptions, cheapest validation, MV
yalla-auditPost-mortem diagnostic on a completed /yalla or /yalla-team run. Checks issue-based artifacts, PR evidence, review quality, and shipping discipline. Use after a run produced mediocre results, after a production incident traced to a yalla-shipped change, or periodically to improve the pipeline. Do NO
yalla-debtScan the repo for intentional minimum-diff simplification markers and report the deferred complexity ledger. Use when the user says yalla debt, shortcut ledger, what did we defer, list simplifications, or /yalla-debt.
yalla-plan4-agent adversarial planning with red-team. Produces a grounded plan with concrete approach, files affected, acceptance criteria, and addressed risks. Use standalone for planning without full pipeline, or invoked by /yalla and /yalla-team. Do NOT use when the task is trivial (plan directly in /yalla
yalla-reviewAdversarial code review with binary pass/fail checks. Each reviewer answers one specific question about the code. Any Fail blocks shipping. Use standalone for reviewing changes, or invoked by /yalla and /yalla-team. Do NOT use when changes haven't been tested yet (run tests first).
yalla-simplify-auditWhole-repo audit for avoidable complexity, dead abstractions, custom stdlib/native behavior, unnecessary dependencies, and minimum-diff opportunities. Use when the user says audit for bloat, repo simplify audit, what can we delete, or /yalla-simplify-audit.
yalla-simplifyReview the current diff only for avoidable complexity and minimum-diff violations. Finds what to delete, replace with stdlib/native/existing code, or shrink. Use when the user says simplify, over-engineered, what can we delete, minimum diff, or /yalla-simplify.
yalla-teamFull autonomous coding team for complex changes. This is now a thin wrapper around /yalla with mandatory subagent use for planning, build/test separation, and review separation. Use only when the task is too broad or risky for a single-agent /yalla run. Uses the configured tracker (`issue-###`, `CAP
yallaAdaptive autonomous pipeline: classify -> track -> plan -> work -> test -> review -> compound -> ship. Uses the configured task store as the canonical work record: GitHub Issues by default, Linear when configured, file-only/db only by explicit opt-in. Use when building any feature, fix, or change th
yalla-implementerCode writer specialist for Yalla Coding Team. Writes implementation code following approved plans. Does NOT write tests or review code.
yalla-leadOrchestrates the Yalla Coding Team across all phases — planning, build/test separation, review, and shipping. Coordinates specialist teammates through phase-specific teams with binary quality gates.
yalla-reviewerAdversarial code reviewer for Yalla Coding Team. Reviews code in fresh context with no anchoring bias. Uses binary pass/fail per check.
yalla-testerTest writer and runner for Yalla Coding Team. Writes tests, runs test suite, validates behavior. Does NOT write implementation code.
Matt Pocock's agent skills for real engineering (grilling, spec/ticket flows, TDD, code review, domain modelling and more).
39 skills
Harness-native ECC operator layer - 71 agents, 314 skills, 98 legacy command shims, reusable hooks, rules, selective install profiles, and production-ready workflows for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, and related agent harnesses
200 skills · 98 commands · 71 agents · 1 MCP server · hooks
Automated code review for pull requests using multiple specialized agents with confidence-based scoring to filter false positives
1 command
Tenant-isolated AI teams that plan work, coordinate tasks, recall approved context, and return evidence-backed results
6 skills · 6 commands · 4 agents · 1 MCP server
5 skills + 35 modes + Material Passport pipeline. Includes v3.6.7 cross-model audit gate and v3.6.8 generator-evaluator contract.
5 skills · 16 commands · 4 agents · hooks
Use Alibaba Open Code Review from local Codex.
2 skills
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