Orchestrator and router for Matt Pocock's open-source agent skills (github.com/mattpocock/skills). Use whenever the user invokes /call-matt, asks "which skill should I use", feels stuck about what to do next in a coding project, or describes a situation that maps to one of the toolkit's skills (vague plan, messy backlog, buggy code, bloated context, ball-of-mud architecture) without naming a specific skill. Analyzes the project's current state, recommends the right skill from the toolkit, explains why, and triggers it.
Orchestrator and router for Matt Pocock's open-source agent skills (github.com/mattpocock/skills). Use whenever the user invokes /call-matt, asks "which skill should I use", feels stuck about what to do next in a coding project, or describes a situation that maps to one of the toolkit's skills (vague plan, messy backlog, buggy code, bloated context, ball-of-mud architecture) without naming a specific skill. Analyzes the project's current state, recommends the right skill from the toolkit, explains why, and triggers it.
Orchestrator and router for Matt Pocock's open-source agent skills (github.com/mattpocock/skills). Use whenever the user invokes /call-matt, asks "which skill should I use", feels stuck about what to do next in a coding project, or describes a situation that maps to one of the toolkit's skills (vague plan, messy backlog, buggy code, bloated context, ball-of-mud architecture) without naming a specific skill. Analyzes the project's current state, recommends the right skill from the toolkit, explains why, and triggers it.
Orchestrator and router for Matt Pocock's open-source agent skills (github.com/mattpocock/skills). Use whenever the user invokes /call-matt, asks "which skill should I use", feels stuck about what to do next in a coding project, or describes a situation that maps to one of the toolkit's skills (vague plan, messy backlog, buggy code, bloated context, ball-of-mud architecture) without naming a specific skill. Analyzes the project's current state, recommends the right skill from the toolkit, explains why, and triggers it.