setup-matt-pocock-skills

To set up agent skills scaffolding, invoke the skill to create project meta scaffolds, issue tracker conventions, triage label mappings, and domain documentation layouts. It bootstraps the required configuration files while preserving any existing user-owned content already in the repository.

Repository scaffolding initializes the foundational metadata and configuration files that engineering agents need to operate consistently. You need it when onboarding a new or unconfigured repo so downstream planning, triage, and diagnosis skills have the necessary context before running.

Yes, you can configure issue tracker conventions and triage labels safely. The skill explicitly preserves existing user content while creating or updating setup files, project meta scaffolds, and standard ignore rules alongside your current repository structure.

Yes, the scaffolding initializes a standards-based .gitignore file alongside context templates, ADR documentation, and gotchas documentation. It also wires the shared agent skills block so downstream skills can read the repo’s issue tracker and documentation layout.

The best way to wire shared agent metadata is to run this scaffolding skill and answer its setup questions regarding issue tracking, triage labels, and domain docs. It automatically adds the shared agent block so downstream skills can read the repository's operational conventions.

Agents fail to run consistently when the repository lacks the foundational metadata defining issue tracker locations, triage vocabulary, and documentation layout. Bootstrapping the project's agent skills scaffold provides the required context for these downstream engineering workflows to execute properly.