setup-matt-pocock-skills

Repository configuration for skill deployment is automated by setting up an `Agent skills` block that defines your issue tracker, triage labels, and domain documentation. The process uses prompt-driven interactions to capture your specific repository settings.

Setting up triage labels and issue trackers involves mapping canonical triage roles to actual issue tracker labels and configuring the tracking system workflow. This is handled through an automated, prompt-driven setup process for Git-based repositories.

Yes, local markdown files can be used for issue tracking. The configuration process supports multiple tracking systems including GitHub, GitLab, and local markdown, allowing you to outline the workflow based on your chosen platform.

Mapping canonical triage roles to actual issue tracker labels is achieved through a prompt-driven setup process. This establishes a consistent triage label vocabulary within your repository configuration for accurate skill management.

Yes, configuring domain documentation requires user interaction. The setup process uses prompt-driven decisions to establish the domain documentation structure and access parameters required by skills that depend on it.

The repository setup process for engineering skills includes configuring the issue tracker, defining triage label vocabulary, and structuring domain documentation. It requires user interaction to make configuration decisions for Git-based repositories.