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Attribution

Scope: this file covers the engineering-craft plugin only. The sibling claude-project-bootstrap plugin — the working-agreements templates, github-project-setup, split-claudemd, update-conventions, and the git/PR hooks — is entirely original work © 2026 toBzh30 with no upstream; it appears below only because the vendored skills were adapted to integrate with it.

Most skills in this plugin are vendored and adapted from mattpocock/skills — © 2026 Matt Pocock, MIT-licensed (see LICENSE-mattpocock). A few are homegrown and not derived from upstream (see Homegrown below). The plugin's own original work is © 2026 toBzh30, MIT-licensed (see LICENSE).

  • Source: mattpocock/skills at pinned commit 733d312884b3878a9a9cff693c5886943753a741, skills/engineering/.
  • Nature: fork-and-adapt, not redistribution-unchanged. The skills are modified to fit this marketplace's conventions and the AFK/HITL execution model. Divergence from upstream is intentional.

Adaptations applied

  • ADR references (docs/adr/) → .claude/rules/decisions.md.
  • Domain glossary / CONTEXT.md → the CLAUDE.md hub (and its linked spoke docs).
  • Matt's "proceed if the user is AFK" absence-detection → removed; craft-loop checkpoints proceed only inside an explicitly-initiated AFK sweep, otherwise they wait (silence is not approval — see the consuming repo's working-agreements.md → AFK vs HITL issues).
  • Issue / PR creation → the github-project-setup Project contract (labels, Area/Priority/Mode, auto-add to Project).
  • Matt's per-slice Type: HITL / AFK classification (to-issues) and AFK-ready triage label → the Project Mode field, governed by the authorize-≠-initiate model (see Original work).

Not vendored

  • triage — superseded by this marketplace's Status/label workflow.
  • setup-matt-pocock-skills — superseded by bootstrap-working-agreements + github-project-setup.

Original work (not derived from upstream)

The adaptations above and the integration wiring into the conventions the sibling claude-project-bootstrap plugin sets up (the Project contract, the working agreements, the decisions log) are original work © 2026 toBzh30, layered on Matt's MIT base. Matt's skills are the basis, not a 1:1 copy; the integration is ours.

On AFK/HITL specifically, the line runs through the middle: the terminology and the idea of classifying work as AFK-able vs human-in-the-loop are upstream (Matt's to-issues slices carry Type: HITL / AFK; his triage has an AFK-ready label; his skills proceed on detected user absence). Original here is the governance layer built on that vocabulary — Mode as a Project field, authorize ≠ initiate (only an explicit human instruction starts a sweep; silence never does), the sequential sweep with park-and-continue and downgrade triggers, and the config-driven merge gate — which deliberately inverts upstream's "prefer AFK / proceed on absence" default.

Homegrown

Skills written from scratch for this marketplace, not derived from mattpocock/skills (Matt's MIT license does not cover them):

  • checkpoint — session-handover skill; writes a resumable handover to ~/.claude/handovers/ before a context reset. Claude-coding craft, not an upstream engineering skill.

The vendored skills are written as tool-agnostic discipline, never infrastructure — they teach test-first / mock-at-boundary / contract-at-seam, and never prescribe a test framework or CI shape, so they land additively in repos that already have their own test setup.