grill-me

Stress-test a plan by subjecting it to adversarial questioning that challenges its assumptions, logic, and completeness. This Skill runs a relentless interview on your plan or design, surfacing weaknesses before stakeholders or implementation reveal them.

A grilling interview is a structured questioning session where an interviewer persistently probes a design's reasoning, edge cases, and unexamined risks. It simulates the tough scrutiny a design would face from reviewers, executives, or engineers.

Yes, the interview approach applies to any plan or design, including technical design documents, product roadmaps, and project proposals. Provide the artifact you want examined and the questioning targets its weak points.

Adversarial review is less useful for early brainstorming when ideas are still forming, since aggressive questioning can shut down exploration. It works best once a plan is concrete enough to defend and refine.