# Matt Pocock Skills v1.3：讓規格實作與 PR 收尾更可追查

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> 原作者：mattpocockuk (@mattpocockuk) · 策展與摘要：EasyVibeCoding · 平台：X (Twitter) · 熱度：🔥 · 日期：2026-10-09

> 原始來源：https://x.com/mattpocockuk/status/2107062474914550098

## 證據與延伸閱讀

- [# Matt Pocock Skills v1.3：讓規格實作與 PR 收尾更可追查](https://x.com/mattpocockuk/status/2107062474914550098) — 一手來源 · 最後核對：2026-10-06 · 支持主張：支持 v1.3 公告、新技能名稱與文件改名；公告未提供成效評估。
- [mattpocock/skills v1.3.0 發布說明](https://github.com/mattpocock/skills/releases/tag/v1.3.0) — 官方 Repository · 最後核對：2026-10-08 · 支持主張：支持三項技能在 v1.3.0 發布說明中的設計細節；不代表已獨立驗證其效能或適用範圍。

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## 中文摘要

# Matt Pocock Skills v1.3：讓規格實作與 PR 收尾更可追查

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![無字插畫呈現規格拆成多個 worktree 任務後匯入整合分支，並帶出 PR 證據檢視與 session 回顧。](https://pub-75d4fe1e4e80421b9ecb1245a7ae0d1a.r2.dev/curated/local-curation-v2/local-curation-fdcd25e1-ca22-4ca5-9dbc-1b5cadd67077/matt-skills-v13/v2/overview.png)
> 以任務拆分、整合、PR 檢視和 /retro 回顧呈現 v1.3 技能用途；圖像不代表實際成效評估。
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Matt Pocock 的 mattpocock/skills v1.3 帶來三個新技能：/implement-spec 讀取規格與 tickets，將工作視為任務圖，由多個實作者在各自 worktree 處理可開始的工作，再整合到同一分支；/pr 協助整理 PR 說明，呈現變更摘要、前後證據與合併風險；/retro 回顧近期 coding session，提出代理環境可改善之處。更新也將 CONTEXT.md 改名為 GLOSSARY.md。這些是專案對技能用途與流程的描述，尚不能單憑發布說明判定它們在不同團隊或 repo 中的實際成效。

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> Matt Pocock 以螢幕錄影示範 mattpocock/skills 中 /implement-spec 的工作拆解、/pr 的審查資訊和 /retro 的回顧流程。

## 媒體內容

**Matt Pocock 以螢幕錄影示範 mattpocock/skills 中 /implement-spec 的工作拆解、/pr 的審查資訊和 /retro 的回顧流程。**

**逐字稿**

- `00:00` 各位好，我的 skills repo 推出 1.3 版，帶來三個對我的工作流程至關重要的技能。（Hello folks, version 1.3 of my skills repo is out and it brings three very important skills that have become central to my workflow.）
- `00:09` 今天我要介紹 implement-spec、PR 和 retro。（Today I'm going to show you about implement spec, I'm going to show you about PR and I'm going to show you about retro.）
- `00:15` 我覺得 retro 是我最近看到在社群上反應最熱烈的技能，大家都為它瘋狂；我自己也覺得它非常強大。（And retro I think is the one that I've just seen absolutely go nuts on socials, people going crazy for this skill and it has felt incredibly powerful to me too.）
- `00:25` 我想先從 implement-spec 技能開始。（The first place I want to start is the implement spec skill.）
- `00:29` 我一次完成大型工作時，主要流程基本上涉及兩種不同的東西。（The main flow of my approach for landing huge chunks of work at once is essentially two different entities.）
- `00:36` 一種是 spec，另一種是實作該 spec 的 tickets。（You have a spec and then you have the tickets that implement that spec.）
- `00:40` Spec 大致描述你要前往的目的地，而 tickets 則把目的地拆成一系列工作階段，讓你可以分別交給單一 coding agent 執行。（The spec kind of acts like the place where you're going and then the tickets break that destination down into a set of sessions that you can then run in a single coding agent.）
- `00:52` 如果試著在一個 coding agent 裡一次完成整份 spec，它可能會進入那個 coding agent 的「笨掉區」。（If you try to implement the spec all in one coding agent, you would go into the dumb zone of that coding agent.）
- `00:57` 你可能會遇到 auto compact。雖然它有時有效，而且也愈來愈好，但我仍覺得拆成個別 tickets 乾淨得多。（You might end up hitting auto compact and, you know, while that works sometimes and it is getting better, I still think that breaking things down into individual tickets is just a lot cleaner.）
- `01:08` 如何協調這些 tickets、如何把每張 ticket 分別交給 coding agent，一直都讓使用者有點困惑。（Now, the way that you orchestrate those tickets, the way that you give them each to one coding agent has always been a little bit confusing for users.）
- `01:15` 我對於建議大家怎麼做，也一直有些反覆。（And I've kind of been sort of going back and forth over the way that I recommend you do this.）
- `01:21` 最麻煩、最手動的方式，就是由你自己管理：你這位使用者告訴 agent：「好，我們來做第一張 ticket。」（The most annoying and manual way to do this is managing it yourself, where you, the user, say, OK, agent, we are going to implement our first ticket.）
- `01:30` 等它完成。（You wait for it to be complete.）
- `01:32` 清除上下文，然後說：「好，實作第二張 ticket。」（You clear the context and then you say, OK, implement ticket two.）
- `01:35` 等待。（You wait.）
- `01:36` 清除上下文。（You clear the context.）
- `01:37` 說：「實作第三張 ticket。」（You say implement ticket three.）
- `01:39` 你就像是在執行一個 for 迴圈。（You're kind of acting like a for loop there.）
- `01:41` 這樣其實行不通。（It's not really workable.）
- `01:43` 我會把這種方式稱為手動迴圈，做起來不太有趣。（So that is what I would describe as the manual loop there, which is not much fun.）
- `01:47` 但你可以改用確定性迴圈：讓腳本讀取每張 ticket，再自行對它執行 implement。（But you can change that by having a deterministic loop where you have a script that reads each ticket and then runs implement on it itself.）
- `01:55` 這是我建議大多數人採用的方式，因為設定好確定性迴圈後，它每次都會用相同方式執行。（This is how I recommend that most people do this, because once you've set up your deterministic loop, it's going to run the same way every time.）
- `02:02` 它很可靠，也很便宜，對吧？因為不用 agent 或人來執行那個迴圈。（It's very reliable and it's cheap, right, because you're not using an agent or you're not using a human to run that loop.）
- `02:09` 基本上只要讓腳本替你處理就好。（You just essentially get a script to do it for you.）
- `02:12` 不過要建立這種流程相當複雜，需要不少耐心，逐步調整迴圈，讓它愈來愈好。（But setting this up is quite complicated and requires a lot of patience as you sort of refine your loop and get it better and better.）
- `02:19` 所以我認為這超出初學者能輕鬆掌握的範圍。（And so I see this is out of range for beginners.）
- `02:22` 因此我想找個方法，讓初學者不用自己手動執行迴圈。（And so I wanted some way of allowing beginners to see not have to manually loop it themselves.）
- `02:29` 於是我想，不如試試折衷做法，讓子代理負責執行這個迴圈。（And so I decided, OK, why don't we try a middle ground where we have subagents go through and implement the loop?）
- `02:38` 換句話說，由 agent 而不是人來看顧流程。（In other words, an agent does the babysitting instead of a human.）
- `02:41` 這表示所有 tickets 都會由子代理實作。（This means that all of the tickets will be implemented by subagents.）
- `02:45` 最近子代理也能自行建立子代理，這種做法才變得可行。（And this has recently gotten possible because subagents can themselves spawn subagents.）
- `02:51` 以前子代理的能力有些受限；現在它們其實已經和協調者 agent 一樣強大。（So before, subagents were kind of a little bit nerfed, whereas now they're actually as powerful as orchestrator agents.）
- `02:57` 這就是 implement-spec 的做法：agent 會查看所有 tickets、協調工作，再交由子代理實作。（And so this is what implement spec does is the agent sits there looking at all of the tickets, orchestrating them and then implements them in subagents.）
- `03:07` 我會說，這比確定性迴圈差，因為確定性迴圈畢竟有確定性。（This is, I would say, worse than doing a deterministic loop because the deterministic loop, again, it's deterministic.）
- `03:13` 它每次都以相同方式運作。（It works the same way every time.）
- `03:14` 但 implement-spec 是開始嘗試 AFK 工作流程的好方法。AFK 指的是離開鍵盤後，讓它實作整份 spec。（But implement spec is a good way to get started with AFK workflows away from keyboard workflows where you step away and it implements the entire spec.）
- `03:24` 使用任何技能前，都應該先讀完整份技能文件；這份其實不長。（Before you use any skill, you should read the entire skill and it's not particularly long here.）
- `03:29` 它的流程有九個步驟，前面還有一些參考資料。（There are nine steps in its process and it's got a little bit of reference material just at the top.）
- `03:33` 一個關鍵之處是，它會盡可能平行處理。（One crucial thing is it goes for parallelization where it can.）
- `03:37` 文件說，tickets 不是一串按順序執行的步驟。（So this says the tickets are not a list of steps.）
- `03:39` 它們是彼此有阻擋關係的 task graph。（They're a task graph with blocking relationships between them.）
- `03:42` 這表示隨時都會有一批已就緒、可以開始處理的 tickets。（That means there's always a frontier of tickets that are ready to be grabbed.）
- `03:45` 我們看看步驟：它會讀取 spec 和 tickets。（If we take a look at the steps, we can see it reads the spec and tickets.）
- `03:50` 它會讓自己的子代理做一些探索。（It does a little bit of exploration in its own subagent.）
- `03:53` 接著建立 integration branch，再使用 implementer 子代理，透過 TDD 和 worktree 實作每張 ticket。（It creates an integration branch and then it goes and uses implementer subagents to implement each ticket using TDD and using work trees too.）
- `04:02` 完成後，由子代理把成果合併到 integration branch，再啟動更多 implementer 子代理，直到所有工作完成。（Once that's done, it merges its work to the integration branch with a subagent and then pings off more implementer subagents until all the work is done.）
- `04:11` 全部完成後，它會在 integration branch 上執行 code review。（And once the work is done, it goes and calls code review on the integration branch.）
- `04:16` 接著清理所有工作，並把 PR 設為可供審查，讓一份大型 spec 最後只產生一個 PR。（Then it cleans up all of its work and makes the PR ready for review so you get a single PR off this huge great big spec.）
- `04:23` 我使用這個技能的頻率比原先預期高很多，特別是在尚未設定這些確定性腳本的系統上，（I have been reaching for this a lot more than I thought I would, especially on systems where you haven't set up these deterministic scripts yet,）
- `04:31` 也就是軟體工廠還沒調整妥當的地方。（where you don't have your software factory dialed in, I suppose.）
- `04:34` implement-spec 真的非常實用。（Implement spec has been really, really useful.）
- `04:37` 它已經開發一段時間了，但我覺得現在正是推出的時候。（It's been in progress for a while now, but I thought now's the moment.）
- `04:40` 讓我們把它正式推出，讓大家可以使用、試玩，也可以打造自己的版本。（Let's graduate this so people can use it and fiddle around with it and build their own version of this too.）
- `04:45` 這是你可以如何自行實作 spec 的基本版本。（This is a basic version of how you might implement your own spec.）
- `04:49` 你也可以採用完全不同的做法。（You could do something totally different to this.）
- `04:50` 例如使用 stacked PRs。（You could use stacked PRs.）
- `04:52` 還可以做各種不同的事。（You could do all sorts of stuff.）
- `04:54` 說到 PR，我最近最常用的技能之一就是 PR 技能。（And in fact, talking of PRs, one of my most used recent skills has to be the PR skill.）
- `05:00` 也就是 PRSkill.md。（So PRSkill.md.）
- `05:02` 我一直很欣賞 Dex Hawthies。（I've been a huge fan of Dex Hawthies for a while now.）
- `05:04` 最近我有機會和他見面，他有一個很棒的技能叫 ShowMe。（I recently got to meet up with him in person, and he has this gorgeous skill called ShowMe.）
- `05:09` ShowMe 可以用簡潔的圖表，幫助使用者以視覺方式理解目前討論的主題。（What ShowMe does is it helps the user understand the current topic visually with concise diagrams.）
- `05:14` 它還會使用這些很棒的偽程式碼。（And it uses all of this, like, really nice pseudocode.）
- `05:19` 這看起來有點糟，但放到 PR 的情境裡看，（This looks a little bit garbage, but actually when you see it in the context of a PR,）
- `05:24` 就會讓 PR 更容易閱讀和審查。（it really makes the PR a lot easier to read and review.）
- `05:27` PR 仍然是工作進入 main 的主要瓶頸。（PRs are still the main bottleneck for work getting to main.）
- `05:31` 我的 PR 技能受到 ShowMe 啟發，目標是讓人工審查盡可能容易。（And my goal with this PR skill, kind of inspired by ShowMe, is to make human review as easy as possible.）
- `05:40` 技能基本上提供一份撰寫 PR 內文的範本。（And in the skill, we provide essentially a template for writing a PR body.）
- `05:44` 這就是技能的全部功能。（That's all the skill does.）
- `05:46` 我們先從摘要開始，採用類似 ShowMe 的範本，並把範本放進技能裡。（We first start with a summary based on the kind of ShowMe template, which we include in the skill.）
- `05:51` 接著要求提供證據。（And then we ask for evidence.）
- `05:53` 也就是變更前和變更後的證據。（So before and after.）
- `05:55` 這些證據是學會信任 agent、信任 agent 輸出成果的重要部分。（This evidence is an essential part of learning to trust your agent, learning to trust your agent's outputs.）
- `06:01` 要求 agent 提供證據，通常也會促使它多跑一次測試，或在具備能力時多截一張圖。（And actually prompting it to provide evidence often means it runs an extra test or it takes an extra screenshot if it has that ability.）
- `06:08` 它會提供執行時資訊，讓你知道實際變更是否如預期運作。（And it provides you runtime information on that its actual change is doing what it thinks it's doing.）
- `06:15` 若不要求明確證據，agent 很容易只看過程式碼就說：「嗯，應該能用。」（Without asking for hard evidence, it's very easy for agents to say, yeah, that probably works because I've read the code.）
- `06:20` 不過，驗證是我最近愈來愈重視的事，尤其是最近訪問 Lauren 之後。（But no, verification is something I'm beginning to be really obsessed with, especially after my recent interview with Lauren.）
- `06:26` 第三個標題是 Merge Danger。（And then the third heading here is merge danger.）
- `06:30` 這個 PR 合併起來有多危險？（So how dangerous is this PR going to be to merge?）
- `06:33` 我很喜歡一個比喻：這是單向門，還是雙向門？（One metaphor I've really like here is, is this a one-way door or is this a two-way door?）
- `06:38` 雙向門可以讓你再走回去。（A two-way door is a door that you can walk back through.）
- `06:41` 換句話說，我們可以輕易還原這個 PR。（In other words, we can easily revert this PR.）
- `06:44` 單向門則是會在外部世界造成影響的 PR。（But a one-way door is, you know, a PR that's going to do something out in the world.）
- `06:49` 它可能會刪除資料，或讓回復變得昂貴。（It's going to delete some data or it's going to be expensive in some way to roll back.）
- `06:53` 最後還有 Blast Radius，也就是變更可能造成的影響。（And then finally, you have blast radius here, so the potential ramifications of the changes.）
- `06:58` 如果影響範圍很小，而且是雙向門，那就不需要非常仔細地審查這個 PR。（So if you have a very small blast radius on a two-way door, then, you know, you really don't need to, like, review that PR very hard.）
- `07:06` 因此，把這些資訊放在底部、讓讀者很可能最先或第二個看到，非常重要。（And so having this at the bottom, probably the, you know, first or second thing the person is going to see is essential.）
- `07:11` 例如，這是我的 repo 裡其中一個由 PR 技能產生的 PR。（So for instance, here's one of the PRs in my repo that has been provided by the PR skill.）
- `07:16` 這基本上是在合併兩個原本幾乎相同的演算法。（This is essentially merging two algorithms that were basically the same.）
- `07:20` 我們可以看到，檔案是在正確的脈絡中被刪除和新增的。（And we can see the files deleted and the files added in the right context.）
- `07:24` 我們理解這裡的函式，以及正在形成的呼叫堆疊。（We understand the functions, the sort of the call stack that's being structured here.）
- `07:28` 但關鍵是，我們有證據。（But crucially, we have the evidence.）
- `07:30` 我們有真實案例的修改前後對照。（We have a before and after on a real entity.）
- `07:32` 所以這次沒有 intro。（So there's no intro in this one.）
- `07:35` 但修改後會加上 intro，這正是我們想要的行為。（But afterwards, it adds the intro, which is kind of the behavior that we want here.）
- `07:39` 最後可以看到，合併風險是雙向的。（And finally, we can see that the merge danger is two-way.）
- `07:41` 這只是純粹的重構，外加一項刻意的行為變更。（It's just a pure refactor plus one deliberate behavior change.）
- `07:44` 而且影響範圍很小。（And the blast radius is small.）
- `07:46` 這個 PR 技能已經成了我工作流程中不可或缺的一部分。（So this PR skill has just become absolutely indispensable to my flow.）
- `07:49` 它也是我見過最常被呼叫的模型呼叫技能之一。（It is also one of the most consistently invoked model invoke skills that I've seen.）
- `07:55` 你，也就是使用者，完全不必擔心這件事。（You, the user, don't have to worry about it at all.）
- `07:58` 至少在 Opus 5.5 上，它似乎每次都會自動呼叫。（It seems to just invoke it every single time, at least on Opus 5.5.）
- `08:02` 所以你只要下載它，就能看到 PR 內容變得更好。（So you should just be able to download it and just see your PR bodies get better.）
- `08:06` 當然，如果你已經有 PR 內容技能，也可以從這個技能中取用值得借鑑的部分。（And of course, if you already have a PR body skill, then why not just steal what you can from this?）
- `08:11` 接著，在談 Retro 技能之前，（Now, before we talk about the retro skill,）
- `08:12` 我們先說明一下，我的 Grill with Docs 功能最近有很大的變化。（we should mention that there has been a big change in how my especially grill with docs functions.）
- `08:18` 我們來看看 domain-modeling。（So let's take a look at domain modeling here.）
- `08:21` 現在 domain-modeling 技能不再寫入 context.md，而是改寫入 glossary.md。（And domain modeling skill now, instead of writing to context.md, writes to glossary.md.）
- `08:28` 這項技能的靈感來自 DDD，也就是 Eric Evans 的《領域驅動設計》。（The inspiration for this skill came from DDD, came from Eric Evans' book, Domain Driven Design.）
- `08:34` 因此，我原本使用的檔名是根據 DDD 的有界上下文概念命名的。（And for that, I was essentially using a file name based on the concept of bounded context from DDD.）
- `08:42` 所以以前檔名是 context.md，像這樣。（And so this used to be context.md like this.）
- `08:46` 但現在我已經不太採用 DDD 風格的流程了。（But now I've sort of moved away from the DDD style flow.）
- `08:51` 我的意思是，除了名稱之外，我仍然採用 DDD；只是想換一個含義沒那麼多重的詞。（I mean, I still use DDD in all but name, but I wanted a slightly less overloaded term here.）
- `08:58` Context.md 感覺太過含糊。（Context.md just felt way too vague.）
- `09:01` 它沒能適時提醒代理把這份檔案讀進來。（It didn't sort of trigger the agent to pull it in at the right moments.）
- `09:04` 對使用者來說也相當令人困惑。（And for users, it was pretty confusing.）
- `09:06` 我也逐漸精簡 glossary 或 context.md 裡的內容，最後只剩下詞彙表。（I also ended up reducing the amount of stuff in glossary or in context.md until it was literally just a glossary.）
- `09:13` 所以現在已經沒有繼續使用舊名稱的理由了。（So there really is no point anymore.）
- `09:15` 現在使用的就是 Glossary.md。（Glossary.md is now what we're getting.）
- `09:16` 這項更新也已套用到所有地方。（This is also updated everywhere.）
- `09:18` 我的許多技能都必須找到 glossary.md 才能正常運作，（And so loads of my skills rely on seeing a glossary.md in order to behave properly,）
- `09:23` 才能在各個環節使用領域語言。（in order to use the domain language at all points.）
- `09:26` 所以你一定要更新這個檔名。（And so you will need to definitely update this.）
- `09:29` 技能沒有其他行為上的變更。（There's no other behavior changes about the skill.）
- `09:31` 真的就只是改了檔名。（It's really literally just a file name change.）
- `09:33` 我想這是大家期待已久的改動之一。（And I think that this is one that folks have been wanting for a while.）
- `09:36` 很高興能把它推出來。（So I'm glad to ship it.）
- `09:37` 現在來看看 Retro 技能。（But now let's take a look at the retro skill.）
- `09:40` 我們實際執行一次來看看。（And let's actually do it by running it.）
- `09:43` 我注意到，我對自己的技能組提出了很多要求。（What I noticed with my skill set is that I impose a lot.）
- `09:47` 我要求你，也就是使用者，做很多事。（I ask a lot of you, the user.）
- `09:49` 我要求你長期負責，（And what I was kind of asking of you is you were responsible for, over time,）
- `09:57` 持續修改 repo，讓它有所改善。（making changes to the repo that would improve it.）
- `10:00` 換句話說，我要你管理 AGENTS.md、管理技能，（In other words, I was asking you to manage your agents.md, to manage your skills,）
- `10:05` 確保 repo 能有效使用 token，（to make sure that your repo was token efficient,）
- `10:07` 確保環境適合代理安全地撰寫程式碼，（to make sure that your environment was good and safe for the agent to write code in,）
- `10:12` 並確保有良好的 lint 規則和導覽方式。（that you had good lint rules, that you had good navigation.）
- `10:14` 我發現自己也為了改善 repo 和代理，做了很多事情，（And I realized that I personally was doing a lot of stuff to my repos, to my agents,）
- `10:19` 讓它們更方便我使用、效能更好。（in order to make them easier for me to work with, to make them more performant.）
- `10:23` 於是我想，何不把這些做法整合成一個技能？（And so I realized, why don't I bundle that up into a skill?）
- `10:27` 這就是 Retro 的用途。（And this is what retro does.）
- `10:29` Retro 是 retrospective（回顧）的簡稱。（It is short for retrospective.）
- `10:31` 你可以用它回顧一個程式代理工作階段，例如目前這個工作階段，或是，（You run it on a coding agent session, either the current one or, you know,）
- `10:36` 我目前開著的十個工作階段，或是前一個工作階段。（10 that I've currently got, or let's say the previous one.）
- `10:39` 它會提出改善建議，供下次參考。（And it will suggest improvements for next time.）
- `10:41` 實際閱讀真實工作階段的好處是，（The cool thing about actually reading real sessions here）
- `10:44` 它能檢視代理做了什麼。（is that it's able to look at what happened with the agent.）
- `10:48` 它能看出代理可能掩蓋的低效率。（It's able to see the inefficiencies that maybe the agent actually hides from.）
- `10:52` 我很喜歡 Andre 的這則貼文。（I really like this post from Andre.）
- `10:59` 換句話說，我認為代理不太會主動抱怨，（In other words, the agent doesn't complain, I think, as much as it should,）
- `11:07` 也不太會試著修正自己的錯誤。（and doesn't try to fix its own mistakes.）
- `11:10` 你需要另一個代理回頭檢視那些工作階段，（You kind of need to get another agent to look back on those sessions）
- `11:14` 找出問題所在，並看看如何改善。（and see where it went wrong and see how to help.）
- `11:16` 這就是我們的代理在這裡找到的問題。（And so this is what our agent has found here.）
- `11:19` 代理在你選定修正方案之前，就執行了不可逆的公開操作。（The agent ran an irreversible public action before you picked a fix.）
- `11:22` 代理找出了 1.3.0 版為何缺失，（The agent found why the 1.3.0 release was missing）
- `11:25` 接著卻沒先詢問就發布了新版。（and then it ran a release without actually asking.）
- `11:28` 順帶一提，這就是為什麼你查看發布版本時，（This is why, by the way, when you actually look at the releases,）
- `11:31` 會發現沒有 1.3.0，只有 1.3.1。（you'll see there's no 1.3.0 release, only a 1.3.1 release.）
- `11:35` Claude 這次確實搞砸了。（You know, Claude kind of screwed this up.）
- `11:36` 老實說，我不太在意這件事，（I don't honestly care that much about it,）
- `11:38` 所以這個問題出現在我的脈絡裡，我也不介意。（so I don't mind this one in my context.）
- `11:41` 我們可以看到，這個 repo 沒有實際的防護措施。（We can see that this particular repo in has no actual guardrail.）
- `11:44` 雖然有 pnpm check 指令，但沒有任何地方會執行它。（So there is a PNPM check script, but nothing actually runs it.）
- `11:48` 所以它建議在這裡新增 CI 流程。（So it's suggesting adding a CI pipeline here.）
- `11:51` 這裡也能看到，長工作階段在壓縮上下文時會遺失內容。（And here we can see there's context loss happening between compactions in long sessions.）
- `11:56` 我現在會用 animatics 來製作影片或影片初稿。（So I use animatics to kind of create my videos or early drafts of them now.）
- `12:01` 它指出，壓縮時有些內容會遺失。（And it's saying that there's some loss when you compact.）
- `12:04` 因此它建議把一些重複指示移到 animatic 技能裡。（And so it's saying move some of the repeated instructions into an animatic skill.）
- `12:09` 這確實是個很好的建議，（This is definitely a really good one,）
- `12:11` 我一定會採納並實作。（and I'm definitely going to implement that for sure.）
- `12:13` 喔，看看這一項。（Oh, look at this one.）
- `12:14` 我為課程影片管理工具製作的自訂 CLI 會浪費 token。（A custom CLI that I've created for my course video manager wastes tokens.）
- `12:19` 所以 Retro 也會檢查 token 使用效率。（So Retro looks at token inefficiency too.）
- `12:21` 另一個自訂 CLI Wiki 在本機沒有加到 PATH，（Wiki, which is another custom CLI, is not on path locally,）
- `12:24` 而 Wiki AI Hero 也有缺漏。（and Wiki AI Hero has gaps.）
- `12:26` Retro 真是毫不留情。（So Retro is merciless.）
- `12:28` 它會查看你實際的工作階段，了解發生了什麼，（It will look at your actual sessions and see what is going on,）
- `12:32` 而且幾乎總能找到改善方法。（and it will pretty much always find ways to improve.）
- `12:34` 我對 Retro 的建議是，查看結果時要運用自己的判斷。（Now, what I'd say with Retro is you want to use your human judgment when you look at these.）
- `12:40` 例如，它認為最嚴重的問題，其實沒那麼糟。（I know, for instance, the thing that it thinks is most serious is actually not that bad.）
- `12:45` 那只是一個發布版本的問題。（It's just a release.）
- `12:46` 我隨時都能建立並推出新版本。（I can always create and cut new releases.）
- `12:49` Retro 的設計方式是讓人參與其中。（And so the way Retro works is it's designed to be human in the loop.）
- `12:52` 它不是要毫無判斷地不斷建立修正方案。（It's not designed to just keep creating these fixes random.）
- `12:56` 幾乎每個人看到這個時都會說，（Pretty much everyone, when I show them this, they go,）
- `12:57` 「喔，我很想把這件事自動化。」（oh, I'd love to automate this.）
- `12:59` 不，你不會想把這件事自動化。（No, you don't want to automate this.）
- `13:01` 自動化會讓代理陷入循環，（Automating this means that the agent will get itself into a loop）
- `13:04` 不斷找出誤報，（where it continually finds false positives,）
- `13:07` 不斷嘗試修正，最後走向一種奇怪的發展，（it continually tries to fix things, and you'll end up in this weird trajectory）
- `13:11` 把 repo 和代理帶到不該去的地方。（where it just takes the repo and your agent into a place it shouldn't really go.）
- `13:15` 所以我建議你抽樣回顧一些代理工作階段。（So I recommend you run Retro on a sampling of your agent sessions.）
- `13:20` 每當你有空時，（Every time you've got a free moment and you realise,）
- `13:23` 想到「我好一陣子沒跑 Retro 了」，（oh, I haven't run Retro in a while,）
- `13:24` 就讓它檢視你最近的工作階段。（just try getting it to run through your most recent sessions.）
- `13:28` 可以選一個出問題的工作階段，（Maybe a session that has gone wrong, let's say,）
- `13:30` 或是你覺得代理做了奇怪事情的工作階段，（or you feel the agent has done something weird,）
- `13:32` Retro 通常會找到改善方法。（and Retro will usually find a fix.）
- `13:35` 我們可以看到，Retro 技能的步驟中，（We can see that inside the steps in the Retro skill,）
- `13:37` 列出好幾種會檢查的改善類別。（it has several categories for improvements that it looks for.）
- `13:41` 你的程式碼庫是否容易導覽？（How easy is your code base to navigate?）
- `13:43` 是否能新增自動化檢查？（Are there automated checks that we could add?）
- `13:46` 是否能新增編碼標準，讓自動化審查代理遵循？（Could we add coding standards for the automated reviewer to enforce?）
- `13:49` 全域 AGENTS.md 的狀況如何？（How healthy is the globalagents.md?）
- `13:52` 工具使用效率好不好？（Is the tool economy any good?）
- `13:54` 指示和引導檔案中是否有無效內容？（Are there any no-ops in the instructions and steering files?）
- `13:57` 代理是否能取得所需的所有資訊？（Does the agent have access to all the information it needs?）
- `14:00` 整體來說，我發現自己的 token 使用效率，（Overall, I've seen my token efficiency）
- `14:01` 以及我產出工作的品質，（and just the quality of work that I've been able to produce）
- `14:04` 在定期執行 Retro 後都有大幅提升。（massively increase by running Retro regularly.）
- `14:07` 如果你也想提升工作品質，（And if you want to see the quality of your work increase too,）
- `14:10` 我建議你參加我的 AI coding crash course，（then I recommend you take my AI coding crash course,）
- `14:12` 課程在 aihero.dev。（which is on aihero.dev.）
- `14:14` 我今天會更新課程，新增一堂聚焦於 implement spec 的課程。（I'm updating this today with a new lesson focusing on implement spec.）
- `14:17` 如果你想掌握自己的程式代理，（And if you want to take control of your coding agent）
- `14:19` 並更善用我的技能，這裡就是你要找的地方。（and utilise my skills better, then this is the place.）
- `14:22` 各位，感謝大家一路看到這裡。（But folks, thank you so much for following along.）
- `14:24` 希望你喜歡 Skills v1.3。（Hopefully you enjoy Skills v1.3.）
- `14:26` 好好看看 Retro 揭露的令人不安的真相，（Enjoy seeing the uncomfortable truth）
- `14:29` 看看你的代理工作階段有多糟。（of how bad your agent sessions are with Retro.）
- `14:31` 我們下支影片再見。（And I'll see you in the next one.）

## 標籤

功能更新, Matt Pocock