grill-me

Run a grilling session that interviews you relentlessly about your plan's assumptions, edge cases, and trade-offs. This exposes weak points early so you can revise the design before committing to implementation.

A grilling session is an adversarial interview where the agent challenges every part of your plan or design with probing questions. It helps surface hidden assumptions and vague requirements that would otherwise cause problems later.

Yes, the session works on any plan or design you present, including technical design documents. The interview format forces you to defend decisions and clarify ambiguous sections.

Avoid it for trivial tasks or fully specified work where requirements are already validated. The interview adds the most value on ambiguous, high-stakes plans where unstated assumptions carry real risk.