Skills

Agent skills for correctness-first engineering and clear technical judgment.

These skills are tailored toward real engineers, but still usable for vibe coders.

Quickstart

npx skills@latest add CheckPickerUpper/skills

Install everything without prompts:

npx skills@latest add CheckPickerUpper/skills --all

Use one skill without installing:

npx skills@latest use CheckPickerUpper/skills@pizza1

Skills for code, architecture, APIs, and design decisions, with an emphasis on correctness and simplicity.

antimatter-code-quality-review — Total annihilation: no finding survives unless it survives refutation. Inspired by Cursor's Thermo-Nuclear review, Matt Pocock's skills, and correctness-first design philosophy; pins the diff frame, checks intent and repo standards, and only reports provable findings.
pizza1 — Justify by correctness, never by convention. Use when a design is defended by "it's what the codebase does", "the canonical lane does it", ergonomics, churn, transition size, compatibility, legacy paths, or scope.
readonly — Prove, don't guess. A user-invoked modifier for codebase questions and other skills: exhaust read-only evidence, avoid "likely" answers when facts can be checked, and stop before implementation, issues, commits, or remote changes.

General workflow tools.

grill-with-docs-requiem — A design interview that asks useful batches, infers obvious answers, and records settled domain language and ADRs as the conversation progresses. Use when sharpening a plan while maintaining docs.
to-issues — An improvement on Matt Pocock's to-issues: break a plan into tracer-bullet vertical slices, publish them, and wire the blocked-by/parent edges into native GitHub sub-issues + dependencies so the tracker shows the real tree (not just prose). Use when turning a plan into issues.

Tools kept around but rarely used. None yet.

./scripts/list-skills.sh
./scripts/link-skills.sh