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Developmentmattpocock/skillsFeatured

The 38 skills Matt Pocock uses every day for real engineering

Editor's takeSells parts, not a process: 38 SKILL.md behind a strict user/model-invoked contract, a SCOPE.md admission bar and a shared GLOSSARY.md; the spec-to-tickets-to-implement-spec pipeline is the most complete agentic engineering loop in this channel.

Daily-working set of the Total TypeScript author: 38 SKILL.md files (engineering 20, productivity 7, misc 4 frozen, in-progress 7) behind a user-invoked/model-invoked contract, a SCOPE.md admission bar and a shared GLOSSARY.md; installs as a Claude Code, Codex, Copilot or Gemini plugin, or an editable skills.sh copy.

Claude CodeCodexGemini CLI+2
claude plugin install mattpocock-skills@claude-plugins-official
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The 38 skills Matt Pocock uses every day for real engineering
Developmentobra/superpowersFeatured

Fifteen skills that give a coding agent a full development process

Editor's takeIts premise is that models lack process discipline, not coding ability. The single best idea to steal is 'Rulings, not stalls': decide by default, and stop for a human only when an action is irreversible, touches a security-sensitive surface, leaks outside the worktree, or the plan is already too broken to continue.

v6.4.1 (2026-09-18), MIT, 289k stars — the largest single skill repository of its kind. It chains brainstorming, spec writing, git-worktree isolation, planning, subagent execution, red-green TDD, two-way code review and verification-before-completion into one trunk workflow, and the README lists 16+ harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code, Devin CLI and more.

Claude CodeCodexCursor
/plugin install superpowers@claude-plugins-official
Shellobra289.2k
Fifteen skills that give a coding agent a full development process

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