setup-matt-pocock-skills

To configure issue tracking and triage labels, this skill scans your git remotes and scaffolds standardized agent-ready configurations, requiring interactive confirmation to set the canonical state. It proposes consistent vocabularies for GitHub, GitLab, or local trackers.

Setting up domain documentation for agent-assisted workflows is handled by scaffolding standardized structures like CONTEXT.md and ADRs. This establishes the architectural context needed for agents to understand project architecture and domain alignment.

Yes, repository scaffolding works with both GitHub and GitLab remotes. The skill operates by scanning existing git remotes to propose and implement standardized configurations, supporting unified issue tracking across these platforms.

Standardizing existing repository metadata scans current documentation files to propose standardized domain documentation layouts and triage schemas. It requires interactive user confirmation before implementing changes, ensuring current files are reviewed.

Scaffolding triage label schemas and domain documentation is needed when starting a new project or onboarding a repository to agent-assisted development. It instantly aligns repository metadata and documentation with professional engineering standards.

Agent-assisted development requires standardized repository configurations because it eliminates the friction of manually configuring issue trackers and domain documentation. This ensures the repository is ready for automated engineering workflows to process architectural context.