@lastbtnotleast: I just found out about @mattpocockuk's skill repo and I'm obsessed with the /grill-with-docs skill. I like the simplici…
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Discovers Matt Pocock's skill repo, highlighting the /grill-with-docs skill for AI workflows, appreciating its simplicity but noting loss of structured data from markdown files.
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I just found out about @mattpocockuk’s skill repo and I’m obsessed with the /grill-with-docs skill. I like the simplicity of it and as a fan of DDD I really like the extensive thinking part of this AI workflow.
But what i miss is the structured data we lose in free from .md files
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