An unofficial orchestrator skill for Matt Pocock's agent skills.
⚠️ Not affiliated with or endorsed by Matt Pocock. This is a community-built router for his MIT-licensed skill toolkit. All credit for the underlying skills goes to @mattpocockuk — check out Total TypeScript, AI Hero, and mattpocock.com.
| Agent | Invoke | Install dir | Docs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | /call-matt |
.claude/skills/ or ~/.claude/skills/ |
below |
| Google Antigravity | /call-matt workflow or implicit |
.agents/skills/ + .agents/workflows/ |
antigravity/ |
| OpenAI Codex | $call-matt or implicit |
~/.codex/skills/ |
codex/ |
| Hermes Agent | by name or implicit | ~/.hermes/skills/ |
hermes/ |
Same router, same routing logic, same three-part answer everywhere — only invocation and install differ.
Matt's toolkit has 14+ excellent skills — /grill-with-docs, /tdd, /to-issues, /diagnose, /caveman and more. They're small and composable by design. But that means you have to know which one fits your current situation.
/call-matt is a meta-skill that acts as a router and strategic coach. Describe where you are ("I have a vague idea", "my backlog is chaos", "this bug makes no sense", "my context window is melting") and it:
- Reads your situation in 1–3 punchy sentences
- Picks the playbook — the exact skill (or sequence) to run right now, and why
- Gives you the next action — triggers the skill or hands you the command
It knows the healthy lifecycle (grill → PRD → issues → prototype → tdd → improve-architecture) and will tell you when you're skipping a stage.
# 1. Install Matt's actual skills (the things being routed to)
npx skills@latest add mattpocock/skills
# 2. Add this router
npx skills@latest add KoukkuAi/call-matt
# or copy skills/call-matt/ into .claude/skills/ (per project)
# or into ~/.claude/skills/ (available in every project)
# 3. In a new repo, run his setup first
/setup-matt-pocock-skills/call-matt I have a rough idea for a CLI tool but no real plan yet
Read: You're at step zero — an idea without resolved decisions. Building now means rebuilding later. The Playbook:
/grill-with-docs. It interviews you until the plan holds up, and writes the decisions into CONTEXT.md so every future session benefits. Next Action: Run/grill-with-docsand bring your one-paragraph pitch. Expect to get grilled.
| Situation | Skill |
|---|---|
| Vague idea or plan | /grill-with-docs · /grill-me |
| Plan → roadmap | /to-prd → /to-issues |
| Messy backlog | /triage |
| Design uncertainty | /prototype |
| Building / fixing | /tdd |
| Mystery bug | /diagnose |
| Ball of mud | /improve-codebase-architecture |
| Lost in code | /zoom-out |
| Bloated context | /handoff · /caveman |
| New skill needed | /write-a-skill |
call-matt/
├── src/SKILL.base.md ← single source of truth
├── scripts/build.py ← generates all four ports below
├── skills/call-matt/ ← Claude Code
├── antigravity/ ← Google Antigravity (skill + workflow)
├── codex/ ← OpenAI Codex
└── hermes/ ← Hermes Agent
Don't edit the generated SKILL.md files directly. Edit src/SKILL.base.md (shared content) or the per-agent config in scripts/build.py, then regenerate:
python3 scripts/build.pyThe script validates every generated file (frontmatter, all 18 routed skills present, 12 routing rules, no agent leftovers) and fails loudly if anything is off.
This router deliberately does not impersonate Matt Pocock. It coaches in the spirit of the engineering values his skills document — small steps, fast feedback, no fluff — but it never speaks as him or claims his endorsement.
MIT — see LICENSE. The skills it routes to live in mattpocock/skills, also MIT.