From a fuzzy feature to GitHub tickets, before the first line of code
Three Matt Pocock skills in a row. Grill Me questions you until the feature is clear, To Spec turns the conversation into a spec published on GitHub, To Tickets slices it into tickets an agent can pick up one at a time.
Why
A fuzzy request to Claude Code produces something half right, and you spend the afternoon fixing it. The problem is not the model. The feature only existed in your head, half thought through, and the agent filled the gaps with its own guesses. At 5pm you find out that "export" meant CSV to you and PDF to it. Brice sums it up in one line: with agents, what blocks you is rarely the code, it is that they did not understand the need. This kit flips the order. You get questioned first, until every decision is settled. Only then does the conversation become a spec in your tracker, then tickets…
When
The moment a feature leaves your head and enters the repo, for a PM, PO or dev who wants the agent to start from a decision made, not a guess. ✅ You know it's your kit when You can describe the feature in one sentence but not answer "what if the user has no account?" You fix more than you review: the last delegated feature came back to redo You want to run several agents on the same feature and…
Tools included
- Grill Me Skill
- To Prd
- To Issues
- Github