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agent skill -- grill-with-docs
agent skill -- grill-with-docs

a Matt Pocock skill

Seems like a good idea, especially if you have practice - context right in the repo

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practice - grill with docs for spec creation

^ agentic engineering practice - agent skill -- grill-with-docs for spec creation

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Use agent skill -- grill-with-docs for spec creation

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I've just started doing this and it seems very compelling. The prerequisite is that you have context right in the repo, which I do, but the story is imperfect so far. Matt Pocock's agent skill -- grill-with-docs suggests a specific structure... a CONTEXT.md file.

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practice - handoff to a prototyping agent then re-integrate findings

While using agent skill -- grill-with-docs , you might realize you have some unknowns that you could clear up with a quick prototype. So you could use vibe coded slop for a prototype. This practice describes the actual process for doing this.

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I have not tried this yet. agent skill -- grill-with-docs is great, and I do find that occasionally I'd benefit from doing a quick prototype, but I haven't tried it.

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skills - the Matt Pocock one

This is where agent skill -- grill me lives and also agent skill -- grill-with-docs

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tweet - Matt Pocock's full agent-based SDLC lifecycle - 2026-05
1. agent skill -- grill-with-docs
2. "Oh, I need to prototype some UI"
3. /handoff to /prototype
4. Create prototype, /handoff back to grilling session
5. /to-prd, /to-issues
6. npm run sandcastle
7. /improve-codebase-architecture
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