mattpocock's loop-me: Automate Your Weekly Routine
Matt Pocock's loop-me Skill turns repetitive weekly tasks into executable workflow specs through 27 rounds of interrogation—no agent questions left unanswered.
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Have you ever felt like you’re doing the same set of things every day, yet it’s hard to hand them over to an Agent?
It’s not because the Agent isn’t smart enough—it’s because what we usually say is just one sentence: “Help me automatically handle this from now on.” The trigger timing, what needs to be checked, when human approval is required, and what the final deliverable should be… all of that stays locked in our heads.
The result: the Agent has to re-guess everything from scratch every single time.
Matt Pocock recently pushed his skills repository one step further: he added loop-me, specifically designed to interrogate the recurring work loops in daily life and turn them into a workflow specification that can be handed directly to an implementer.
As of August 10, 2026, mattpocock/skills has received approximately 212K Stars and is released under the MIT License. loop-me currently lives in the repository at skills/in-progress/loop-me and is still an actively iterating Skill.
Its real power doesn’t come from writing you another checklist. It comes from relentlessly questioning until the implementer no longer needs to ask you a single question.
