@maoleijin/dsh-mattpocock-skills：Matt Pocock 工程技能在 DSH 中的同步与适配
介绍 MAOLEIJIN 维护的 DSH 工作流插件 @maoleijin/dsh-mattpocock-skills：打包 Matt Pocock 上游 38 项工程技能与 dsh-workflow 指南，通过只读 ctx.skills 提供方、内存 overlay 适配与精确匹配校验避免静默失效，并支持自动化上游同步。文中给出 Web 与 Desktop 的官方安装方式、/dsh-workflow 等典型入口，并提醒插件以 dsh 进程权限运行及 Desktop 需经插件市场收录。
Read Moredsh-matt-pipeline: Visualize Matt Pocock Skills Workflow in DSH sidebar
# Introduction When developing agents with DSH, a common approach is to break down tasks into fixed stages: first capturing ideas, then filtering, refining through questioning, writing specifications, breaking down tickets, and finally implementing and reviewing them one by one. If each step corresponds to a skill, the user must remember the skill names and manually type `/skill` commands one by one. After completing a single cycle, seven or eight commands are memorized, and if interrupted, the user must recall where they left off. `dsh-matt-pipeline` solves this problem: it registers Matt Pocock's set of skill workflows into DSH and provides a visual pipeline panel in the sidebar. A single click dispatches the corresponding skill to the current session. # What is dsh-matt-pipeline (Version 0.2.0, MIT
Read Moredsh-mattpocock-skills: Integrating Matt Pocock's Engineering Skills into DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-mattpocock-skills` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) derived from `mattpocock/skills`, containing 25 engineering and productivity skills (such as TDD, code review, and domain modeling). This plugin aims to centrally manage engineering workflows to prevent prompts from being scattered or scripts from being manually maintained. Its core features include: on-demand skill loading, where model names are exposed only when viewing the directory and content is read only upon invocation; support for explicit user invocation via `/skill-name`; verbatim preservation of content from the upstream English source, accompanied by hash checksums and a `diff` command for self-verification; and zero runtime dependencies with a lightweight installation. Installation requires using the `dsh plugin add` command to point to a GitHub or local path, requiring Node...
Read Moremattpocock-skills-dsh-zh: Matt Pocock's Chinese Skill Set for DeepSeek Harness
mattpocock-skills-dsh-zh is a Chinese plugin for DSH maintained by gongyijie85, translating Matt Pocock's 25 skills (7 productivity and 18 engineering) into Chinese and adapting them to the Cordis architecture. The plugin uses the MIT license, retains key English terms with annotations, employs ask-matt as the router entry point, and supports loading skills such as grilling and TDD via the skill tool. Installation requires a DSH version of at least 0.1.1-rc.2, and it can be added using the `dsh plugin` command, followed by restarting the profile to enable it. This plugin can coexist with the English version, but it is recommended to choose only one, as it runs with current process permissions; therefore, the source code should be checked for security before installation. This project...
Read Moremattpocock-skills-dsh: Matt Pocock Skills Plugin Package for DeepSeek Harness
mattpocock-skills-dsh is an MIT-licensed DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin package maintained by gongyijie85. This plugin unofficially ports Matt Pocock's skill library, aiming to integrate 25 skills (including 7 productivity and 18 engineering skills) such as "grilling" and "writing-for-agents" into the DSH `ctx.skills` registry, addressing the issues of adapting skills to the Cordis plugin architecture and call semantics. The plugin package includes skill content built-in, requiring no additional downloads, and supports installation from GitHub or a local folder. After installation, the profile needs to be restarted and run via `dsh --profile web --`.
Read MoreImprove Codebase Architecture: Let AI Conduct Architecture Review First Before Deciding Where to Modify
Matt Pocock’s `improve-codebase-architecture` is a user-invoked Agent Skill: it scans for shallow modules and leaky seams based on recent commit hotspots, filters candidates using deletion tests, drafts deepening opportunities into an off-repo HTML report (built with Tailwind + Mermaid), then conducts a grilling on the item you select. It does not modify business code, with the output being testable and navigable architectural decisions, before proceeding to to-spec, to-tickets and implementation stages. It is suitable for regular technical debt governance and structural health checks before major overhauls, rather than automated refactoring.
Read MoreUse Matt Pocock's TDD Skills for Vertical Slice Test-Driven Development
This article introduces Matt Pocock's tdd Skill constrained programming Agent that follows vertical slice TDD: first agree on the public seams, then write exactly one failing test and just enough implementation code to pass it each time. Based on GitHub's SKILL.md, tests.md, mocking.md and aihero.dev, the article sorts out the testing standards, three anti-patterns, mocking boundaries, installation methods for Cursor / Claude Code / Codex, as well as restrictions such as refactoring being moved to code review and not suitable for glue code.
Read Moregrill-me: Before you start coding, let the Agent ask you thoroughly first
grill-me is the user-triggered entry point in Matt Pocock’s skill set: before the Agent takes action, it conducts round-by-round questioning via a decision tree to refine unformed ideas into actionable commitments. It is stateless, does not write files, and the topics do not have to be related to code. The actual interview loop is located in the grilling directory within the same repository, and simply deploying grill-me often fails to run properly. Based on the official SKILL.md and aihero.dev documentation, this article organizes the installation method, question format, the division of labor between grill-with-docs and wayfinder, as well as common pitfalls such as passive nodding, overly broad scope, and unloaded Skill.
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