mattpocock-skills-for-dsh

Writing real code in DSH often turns into three hours of freeform chat, a misaligned direction, no tests, and no review. mattpocock-skills-for-dsh ports Matt Pocock's structured engineering skill set into DSH as an installable bundle plus a standalone Agent preset: 25 skills covering the full pipeline from requirement grilling, spec writing, and ticket breakdown through TDD implementation to two-axis code review, all selectable with one click instead of hand-crafted prompts.

The core design is layered invocation. You run /grill-with-docs to stress-test the requirement layer by layer while it distills terminology into CONTEXT.md and key decisions into ADRs; work that outgrows a single session goes through /to-spec then /to-tickets into dependency-ordered tickets; each ticket's /implement drives a red-green TDD cycle internally, closes with parallel Standards plus Spec code review, and only commits when both pass. Oversized scope gets a /wayfinder decision map, cross-session context is packed via /handoff, design questions are validated with a disposable /prototype, and stubborn bugs are tamed with diagnosing-bugs building a stable reproduction loop. The 25 skills are strictly partitioned into user-invoked and model-invoked tiers so the model never bootstraps a prerequisite on its own.

Built for developers doing real repository work in DSH: projects with an issue tracker, teammates handing off context, and a need for clear session boundaries. Also a natural fit if you already use Matt Pocock skills or Superpowers and want DSH as another host environment, since both presets coexist without prompt or tool overlap in a given session.