Matt Pocock: Customize Your Coding Agent Skills to Your Own Workflow, Don't Use Them Off-the-Shelf
mattpocockuk · x · 2026-10-06
Matt Pocock argues developers should specialize AI coding skills to their own work rather than using them as-is. Using his /grill-me skill as an example, he suggests extending it to: enforce a high bar for product design, run a survey of security implications, and use /show-me to preview code before delivery.
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