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AI is an undeniable force in software engineering right now. These tools are trivial to use: tell it what to do, and it does it. But as easy as these tools are to start using, they can be tricky to use well. This is a post about “AI Skills for Real Engineers” which is a suite of AI “skills” (the kind you install into your AI harness) created by Matt Pocock. These skills exist to help you make AI tooling more effective. I’ve found them to be straightforward to use and very impactful. We’ll take a brief tour through a few of these skills, which I think most clearly shows the kind of value they can add to almost any software dev’s workflow, no matter what you’re working on. Installation I’ll assume you’re using Claude Code (see the docs for other harnesses). To install: claude plugins install mattpocock-skillsCode language: Bash (bash) If that fails with something like… "mattpocock-skills" not found in any marketplace Then try clearing your Claude Code Marketplace cache (yes, really). This command will do just that: claude plugins marketplace updateCode language: Bash (bash) A Skill to Help You Use the Skills The docs for these skills are pretty clear, but you might still have some questions. Believe it or not, there’s a skill that helps you understand what the other skills do.