Agentic Engineering

Skills I've written

Reusable workflows for understanding code, checking changes and testing applications. Each link opens the skill's instructions, references and scripts on GitHub.

• lookout

  Finds hotspots where frequent changes meet complex code, checks a quality baseline in CI, and explains the factors behind a pull request's risk score.

• probe

  Builds a headless tool that drives an application through its real entry points and records sessions as replayable action logs.

• recall

  Quizzes you on your codebase and its language, one question at a time, with code you write by hand and a journal of weak spots.

Prompts

Prompts I reuse to keep agent instructions and skills manageable.

• refactor-agents

  Splits a long AGENTS.md into a short root index and task-specific files that agents load when needed.

• refactor-skill

  Restructures a skill into a lean SKILL.md, reference files and scripts while preserving its instructions.

Requirements and installation steps live in the README. The repository also includes a skill validator that checks structure, links and script syntax.

Skills I use from others

• poteto/pstack

  Engineering skills for investigation, implementation and review, with an emphasis on verifiable changes and keeping code simple.

• mattpocock/skills

  Matt Pocock's engineering skills. I use grilling, domain-modeling, codebase-design, retro and wayfinder almost daily.