Matt Pocock’s 25 agent skills are worth studying, but not for the reason most people install them. The transferable lesson is the shape of the pipeline, not the commands.
A walkthrough of Matt Pocock skills v1.2: full documentation, a Claude Code plugin, Codex support, round-based grilling, and the new /wait-what, /wizard, and /to-questionnaire skills.
Coding agents cannot see the UI they generate, so you end up typing paragraphs to describe a problem you could point at. Here is a loop that fixes it.
Cursor pointed a swarm of agents at the SQLite manual and hit five agent coordination failures. Each one has a fix you can install in a single Claude Code session.
Claude Code passes every test then double-books in production. See why the Claude Code race condition happens and how to catch it before users do.
Learn the Matt Pocock skills main flow — install, setup, grill, spec, tickets, and implement. Start shipping with Claude Code today.
We tested the Graphify knowledge graph tool with Claude Code on a real project. Here’s what happened — and whether it’s worth installing.
A popular open-source skills repo just shipped version 1.1, reshaping the AI coding workflow with renamed skills, a sharper code review process, and a brand-new planning system called Wayfinder.
Learn how the Grill with Docs skill gives Claude Code real context before you write a single line of code — try it on your next feature.
AI is changing what it means to be a software developer. This post breaks down the five skills every developer needs to stay relevant as an AI-first software engineer — and what you should stop wasting time on.