What problem does it solve? Turning vague ideas into executable plans often fails because assumptions go untested, terminology stays ambiguous, and large tasks exceed what a single agent session can handle. This Skill provides structured workflows for pressure-testing plans, modeling domains, and decomposing work into verifiable specs and tickets. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Grilling and Wayfinder Planning: Run focused interviews that expose failure modes and unstated assumptions, then build decision maps with blocking dependencies for work too large for one session. - To-Spec and To-Tickets Decomposition: Synthesize conversations into specifications preserving decisions, constraints, and open questions, then break them into tracer-bullet tickets with scope, acceptance criteria, and expected files. - Strategic Reading and Skill Self-Evolution: Analyze books or articles against a strategic question with Do/Avoid/Watch-for outputs, and audit agent skills across six dimensions including process design, example quality, and cross-file consistency. - Use Case: Before starting a multi-week migration, use grilling to surface at least three failure modes, build a domain model with unambiguous shared terminology, then decompose the work into tickets each declaring blockers, scope, and acceptance checks. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to grill your current project plan and then decompose it into a decision map with tickets.
