Mattpocock/skills: The Composable Alternative to Full-Stack SDD Frameworks
Why Matt Pocock's skills are small, composable, and opinionated — and how they compare to Spec Kit, OpenSpec, and BMAD for AI-assisted Android development.
Modern, functional and high quality applications.
An engineering chronicle detailing architectural improvements, performance optimizations, XSS security mitigations, and enriched unit testing at ArceApps.
Personal projects focused on solving real problems and exploring new technologies in Android.
The ultimate brain training collection with 12 classic and modern logic games in a single app.
A colorful logic and puzzle game. Form lines of 4 or more tiles of the same color to clear the board and earn points.
The classic number puzzle game reinvented. Slide, merge, and reach the 2048 goal in this addictive and challenging experience.
Deep tutorials and guides on Android development, Kotlin and AI Agents.
Why Matt Pocock's skills are small, composable, and opinionated — and how they compare to Spec Kit, OpenSpec, and BMAD for AI-assisted Android development.
Learn how to configure and use subagents in OpenCode to automate complex tasks, create parallel workflows, and split large problems among specialized agents.
Matt Pocock's /grill-me skill forces adversarial alignment before coding. SDD frameworks enforce architectural contracts. We test whether these two philosophies can actually work together in a single workflow — and where they genuinely conflict.
All my work is transparent. Check out my repositories or try the apps directly.