Interview users to uncover decisions, dependencies, and risks in plans.
npx skills add https://github.com/grp06/useful-codex-skills --skill grill-me-grp06
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: grill-me Source: https://github.com/grp06/useful-codex-skills/tree/main/grill-me Command: npx skills add https://github.com/grp06/useful-codex-skills --skill grill-me-grp06
This Skill thoroughly interviews the user to uncover and resolve major decisions, dependencies, assumptions, and failure modes within a plan or design, ensuring shared understanding and reducing risk.
Use the 'grill-me' skill to initiate a thorough interrogation of the new product design.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To stress test a project plan, you systematically interrogate goals and architecture to uncover dependencies and risks. This approach builds a decision tree through iterative questioning to resolve potential pitfalls and ensure shared understanding before execution.
Decision tree analysis for plan interrogation is a structured method to navigate project goals and architecture systematically. You need it before finalizing designs to resolve major decisions, assumptions, and failure modes early, reducing execution risk through evidence-driven questioning.
To interrogate a product design, initiate a thorough questioning process that elicits key information about dependencies and assumptions. By maintaining a shared understanding ledger of decisions and risks, you resolve potential pitfalls early through iterative interaction and evidence-driven analysis.
Yes, you can use plan analysis across various planning stages of a project lifecycle. The interrogation process adapts to different phases by systematically questioning goals and architecture, ensuring dependencies and risks are resolved regardless of the specific development stage.
The best way to maintain a shared understanding ledger is through iterative user interaction that documents decisions, assumptions, and risks live. By using available artifacts to drive evidence-driven questioning, the ledger stays concise and updated without redundant queries throughout the process.
You do not strictly need existing artifacts to start interrogating your design, but having them significantly improves the process. The Skill uses available artifacts to drive evidence-driven questioning, ensuring shared understanding without asking redundant questions about your failure modes.
LeeSandersonInterrogate plans and designs through iterative questioning and decision tree traversal.
charly-vibesConducts a pre-mortem analysis assuming future failure to identify risky decisions, assumptions, and actions in projects.
AngelMaldonadoStore and organize project memories in a SQLite-backed memory store.
tjboudreauxConvert failure modes into explicit requirements and testable guardrails.
