@Yonah_x: I also recommend it. I've been using it frequently lately. Grill me often puts me through a dozen rounds of questioning, making it the most thorough and detailed brainstorming skill I've ever used. I originally thought the skill description would be very complex, but after reading it, I was amazed by how concise it is. I'd call it the Li Jigang of programming. Writing a long skill is simple, but writing a short one is not easy...

I’d also like to recommend it—I’ve been using it frequently lately. Grill Me often interrogates me for a dozen rounds; it’s the most thorough brainstorm-style skill I’ve ever used. I initially thought the skill description would be very complex, but after reading it, I was amazed at how incredibly short it is. I’d call it the Li Jigang of the programming world. Writing a long skill is easy, but making it short is not—every word is packed with a huge amount of information.

Kieran Zhang (@ninthbit_ai): Let me introduce my favorite agentic coding skills suite, created by @mattpocockuk, who just officially released v1.0.0. Compared to the old version, there are quite a few changes. Today, let’s take a big-picture look at how to use these skills. If you’re using these skills for the first time, just remember one main workflow. The author even released a new “ask-matt” (routing skill)—if you don’t know which skill to use, just ask directly.