mattpocock-skills
claudeMatt Pocock's agent skills for real engineering (grilling, spec/ticket flows, TDD, code review, domain modelling and more).
39 skills
AI-powered development workflows with TDD enforcement, planning, quality tracking, and 11 bundled review agents
Plugin tiny-brain from marketplace tiny-brain-marketplace in magic-ingredients/tiny-brain-releases. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.
This plugin runs code on your machine — its hooks fire automatically on events like tool use and it starts local MCP servers. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.
adrCreate an Architecture Decision Record. Use when making significant architectural or technical decisions that should be documented.
featureAdd a feature to an existing PRD. Use when user wants to add functionality to an existing product plan.
fixCreate a fix document for bug tracking. Use when user reports a bug or wants to track a fix with full test plan.
installInstall a review capability by reading its capability markdown and executing the install instructions. Usage: /install <capability-id>
landLand a completed work item onto its target branch. Use when a fix / PRD / feature is fully completed — the post-commit hook printed "→ ready to land; run /land" — and you want to resolve its frontier, reconcile, merge, and reap its attachments through `tiny-brain land`.
mergeResolve residual reconcile conflicts by hand. Use when "Prepare to land" / `tiny-brain reconcile-branch` reported a `conflicts` outcome — the deterministic ladder (rerere + recipes) and the headless agent could not resolve a rebase conflict, and a human rung is needed to land the branch.
plan-reviewRe-run a plan's authoring-time planning reviews and record the verdicts — deliverability for a PRD or fix, plus architecture-alignment for a PRD. Use when the user wants to re-check a plan's readiness, or runs /plan-review.
planCreate a new PRD (Product Requirements Document). Use when user wants to plan a new feature, product, or initiative.
qualityRun comprehensive code quality analysis on the repository using analyzer and agent steps from the qualityPipeline config.
spikeCreate a time-boxed spike — throwaway exploration to answer a concrete question. Use when the user wants to try an approach quickly to see if it's viable, before committing to a PRD or fix. Triggers on phrases like "spike", "let me try", "is X viable", "can we do Y", "prototype this".
adversarial-reviewerAdversarial code reviewer that challenges TDD red/green work from an isolated context. Returns structured refactoring suggestions.
analyzer-agentRuns a static analyser by ID, checks thresholds, and reports pass/fail. Wraps any registered analyser for pipeline use.
architecture-reviewerDesign-altitude reviewer that judges a PRD or fix's stated architecture alignment against ARCHITECTURE.md. Report-only — returns a structured verdict, never touches the doc or the commit pipeline.
code-quality-reviewerCode quality specialist covering maintainability, architecture, documentation, and operations. Self-contained — writes results and records pipeline completion.
deliverability-reviewerDesign-altitude reviewer that judges a PRD, fix, or spike for worker-deliverability against docs/deliverability-rubric.md. Report-only — returns a structured verdict, never touches the commit pipeline.
dependency-audit-reviewerDependency audit reviewer that runs the project's audit tool and reports vulnerabilities with remediation suggestions.
mutation-reviewerMutation testing reviewer that runs Stryker on changed files and reports surviving mutants with test improvement suggestions.
performance-reviewerPerformance and reliability specialist. Identifies bottlenecks, inefficient patterns, N+1 queries, memory leaks, and optimization opportunities. Self-contained — writes results and records pipeline completion.
quality-coordinatorOrchestrates comprehensive code quality analysis using specialist agents. Aggregates findings, calculates weighted scores, and persists results. Use for full repository quality assessments.
security-reviewerSecurity analysis and vulnerability detection specialist. OWASP Top 10 checks, injection patterns, auth issues, data exposure. Self-contained — writes results and records pipeline completion.
spike-reviewerValidity-check reviewer for spike (throwaway exploration) commits. Different rubric from adversarial-reviewer — focuses on "could this code mislead the conclusion?" rather than production quality.
tdd-compliance-reviewerTDD compliance reviewer that validates test-driven development practices. Checks test-first patterns, coverage adequacy, and red-green-refactor discipline.
testing-reviewerTest quality specialist — assertion quality, flaky test detection, test organisation, mock discipline, and test strategy analysis. Self-contained — writes results and records pipeline completion.
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Matt Pocock's agent skills for real engineering (grilling, spec/ticket flows, TDD, code review, domain modelling and more).
39 skills
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