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Compact Visuals Over Verbose Text: The Case for the show-me Skill
Francesco praises the $show-me skill for replacing wordy LLM responses with concise code diffs and diagrams.
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Keyword: matt-pocockX post:Francesco
Francesco praises the $show-me skill for replacing wordy LLM responses with concise code diffs and diagrams.
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X post:Matt Pocock
In response to a call for shared definitions in software engineering, Matt Pocock shared 'The AI Coding Dictionary' (aihero.dev). The resource offers plain-English explanations of key AI coding concepts. In the replies, Pocock noted that he does not distinguish between a specification ('spec') and a plan.
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X post:Andrei Maxim
Andrei Maxim argues that writing specifications and splitting work into tickets is outdated with modern models like Sol 5.6 and Opus 5. Instead, developers should instruct the agent directly and break large tasks into shippable pull requests through dialogue.
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Link:Matt Pocock
AI Hero is an educational and tooling platform by Matt Pocock, focused on engineering principles for structured software development with AI agents like Claude Code and Codex.
From Video: Building Great Agent Skills: A Structured Framework to Escape Skill Hell
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Matt Pocock has added 'Software Factory' to the AI Coding Dictionary. Calling it the hype term of the day, he argues for using the term more accurately and discusses its boundaries alongside concepts like vibe coding and backpressure.
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VideoVideo:CURT
Andrew Warner and Robbie Abed review the ten most-installed AI skills on GitHub based on Vercel CLI metrics. These modular skills enhance AI agents with capabilities ranging from skill discovery and UI design to headless browser automation, coding standards, and interactive tutoring.
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Responding to common pitfalls in agent-driven software development, Matt Pocock outlines a structured workflow utilizing specialized commands such as /wayfinder, /to-spec, and /implement-spec.
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X post:Burke Holland
Burke Holland shares updates from a live GitHub Copilot Day stream featuring Matt Pocock on managing AI-generated code volume and previewing the Hydrafusion model.
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Repository:mattpocock/skills
Matt Pocock shares a curated collection of agent skills taken directly from his own development setup. The project positions itself against rigid frameworks like GSD, BMAD, and Spec-Kit, as well as uncontrolled 'vibe coding'. Instead, it provides small, composable, and adaptable skills compatible with Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents.
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From Video: The Top 10 Most Installed AI Agent Skills on GitHub Reviewed
X post:Matt Pocock
Matt Pocock is experimenting with a skill called /implement-spec that executes specifications and tickets using concurrent subagents and automated review.
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X post:Matt Pocock
Matt Pocock shares a new experimental directive for his global CLAUDE.md, instructing Claude to write in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English and adopt terminology from CONTEXT.md files.
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VideoVideo:AI News & Strategy Daily | Nate B Jones
Nate B Jones argues against indiscriminately downloading agent skills from repositories, explaining how skill bloat, vague descriptions, and instruction conflicts degrade AI agent performance. He details how loading mechanisms work and promotes building inspectable, focused skills.
VideoVideo:Matt Pocock
Matt Pocock introduces Wayfinder, an AI planning skill designed for coding agents to coordinate large-scale engineering work across multiple sessions. Rather than trying to cram broad architecture decisions into a single context window, Wayfinder maps complex goals into discrete decision tickets within standard issue trackers.
VideoVideo:Matt Pocock
Matt Pocock announces version 1.1 of his Skills repository, introducing the Wayfinder skill for planning large features, renaming core workflow skills, and establishing an end-to-end development lifecycle from spec to code review.
VideoVideo:AI Engineer
Matt Pocock examines 'skill hell' in AI agent workflows and introduces a four-part rubric to help developers build reliable, token-efficient, and maintainable agent skills.
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