dsh-mattpocock-skills-deck

Tasks in a mattpocock/skills repo quickly become a terminal firehose: who should pick up what, where things are blocked, how far a fix has gone all blur into scrolling history. MattSkillsDeck lifts those tasks into a visual task board inside DSH. Items are grouped by ready, blocked, and closed at a glance; every row carries a one-click action button that drops a pre-written command into the input box for review and send, so you stop context-switching back to the terminal just to check state.

A capsule status bar under each session input tracks ready count, bug count, diagnostics, consolidation, handoff, and environment progress in a single glance. Opening any task lays out description, labels, assignee, and comments right in the panel, with an inline reply box scoped to a single tag-based thread by default. Need a clean session? One click on New Session auto-titles the conversation and pre-fills the handoff command while your current thread stays untouched. Twenty-five skill shortcuts ship in the box, each a one-click slash-command load into the input. The settings page lets you swap the data backend between GitHub, local Markdown, GitLab, or none, and prior data on either side is preserved for whenever you switch back.

If you are driving a mattpocock/skills workflow through DSH and keep losing track of task state and handoff order, MattSkillsDeck is built for you. Install it, restart your DSH entry once, and get a board that turns the fog of war into a clear picture of what to do next.