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Matt Pocock added a "software-factory" design Skill to the 301K-starred (⭐️) Skills repository. This Skill is a glossary that requires users to invoke it actively (disable-model-invocation: true), and is used to design remote, stateless agent software factories. Its core vocabulary includes Task, Trigger, Run, Runner, as well as service slots such as Ticket tracker, Git host, Orchestrator, and it comes with four slot research documents and an example task chain. The design method emphasizes Start slow: every trigger is an accelerator, and it must be paired with three brakes—automated checks, automated review, and human review—and a loop upper limit must be set. Currently this Skill has been released with the repository update, and there are no subsequent development facts yet.
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Oct 23
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Matt Pocock adds a software-factory Skill to the 301K-star Skills repository
Matt Pocock adds a "software-factory" design Skill to the 301K ⭐️ Skills repository; it is a glossary that requires users to invoke it explicitly (disable-model-invocation: true), used for designing remote, stateless agent software factories. Core terms include Task, Trigger, Run, Runner, and service slots such as Ticket tracker, Git host, and Orchestrator, along with four slot research documents and an example task chain. The design approach emphasizes Start slow: every trigger is an accelerator, and must be paired with three brakes—automated checks, automated review, and human review—plus a loop limit.