Interview users one question at a time to validate design decisions.
npx skills add https://github.com/dgowrie/claude-workflows --skill grill-me-dgowrie
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: grill-me Source: https://github.com/dgowrie/claude-workflows/tree/main/skills/grill-me Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dgowrie/claude-workflows --skill grill-me-dgowrie
Interview the user relentlessly about every aspect of a plan or design until reaching a shared understanding, ensuring no branch is left unexplored.
Ask one question at a time and follow each branch of the plan to ensure mutual understanding.
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Validate a design decision tree through an interactive interview that asks questions one-by-one, branching on each choice to surface conflicts and ensure mutual understanding across early planning stages.
The best way to clarify system architecture decisions is through iterative questioning that relentlessly probes every aspect of your design, exploring related material to reach a shared understanding before implementation.
Yes, you can use an interactive interview for design reviews to align stakeholders by walking through each branch of a plan one question at a time, validating decisions and exposing conflicts early.
Yes, this questioning loop works for early product planning and decision-tree validation by applying structured, iterative questioning to tease out assumptions and dependencies across product or system architecture contexts.
Ensure no branch is left unexplored by conducting a relentless interview that follows each branch of your plan or design, prompting questions one-by-one until reaching a shared understanding.
Synthesys-LabConsolidate three agent perspectives into an implementable consensus plan.
yashs33244Stress-test plans through structured interviews until shared understanding is reached.
suwandreMap dependencies and design architectures using graph-thinking with nodes and edges.
jmmLGuide one-question-at-a-time brainstorming into structured design concepts.
