Setup Matt Pocock Skills (méta-installer)
Meta skill: it's the one that configures the other Matt Pocock skills for your repo. Drops an `## Agent skills` block into `CLAUDE.md` or `AGENTS.md`, writes `docs/agents/issue-tracker.md`, `docs/agents/triage-labels.md`, `docs/agents/domain.md`. Asks 3 decisions: where your issues live (GitHub / GitLab / local .scratch / other), your triage labels (5 canonical roles mapped to your actual strings), your domain layout (single-context vs multi-context monorepo). Without this setup, `/triage`, `/to-tickets`, `/to-spec`, `/diagnosing-bugs`, `/tdd`, `/improve-codebase-architecture` don't have the context they expect.
Strengths
- Detects your git remote (GitHub/GitLab) and proposes the sensible default without asking
- 3 decisions asked sequentially with explainers, not a dump of questions
- Generates 3 `docs/agents/*.md` files you can hand-edit afterwards, no hidden magic
- `disable-model-invocation: true`, the skill never triggers itself, you decide when
Limitations
- Asks 3 structural decisions on day 1, not for vibe-coding sessions
- If you use Jira/Linear, you write the procedure by hand (the skill takes your prose as-is)
- Edits `CLAUDE.md` or `AGENTS.md`, on Coeurdar the `CLAUDE.md` is already loaded, watch for section conflicts
Best for
- Any repo adopting the Matt Pocock skills collection, it's the mandatory step 1
- OSS maintainers who want a clear contract between their tracker and the agent skills
- Monorepos that need to point at multiple `CONTEXT.md` (frontend + backend e.g.)