What problem does it solve? Keeping a locally adapted fork of Matt Pocock's agent skills current is tedious: you must track which upstream commits matter, translate upstream conventions into local ones, and avoid re-litigating changes you already rejected. This Skill systematizes that review against a recorded baseline commit. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Baseline-tracked review: Walks git log from a recorded baseline commit to upstream HEAD, classifying every commit as mapped-skill change, new upstream skill, or noise. - Explicit skill mapping: Maintains a mapping table between mx skills and upstream skills, including dissolved skills (implement, to-spec, wayfinder) and renamed ones (tdd, ask-matt, domain-modeling). - Approval-gated adoption: Presents per-item tables quoting current vs proposed text with a recommendation, applies only approved changes, and records deliberate rejections in the baseline-bump commit. - Use Case: After a few weeks, ask to check Matt Pocock's latest skill changes; the Skill clones the upstream repo, reviews new commits, and proposes only the diffs relevant to your adapted mx skills. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to check and sync Matt Pocock's latest skill changes against the recorded baseline.
