grill-me

Present your plan and ask to be grilled on it. The Skill interviews you one question at a time, providing a recommended answer with each question, and walks every branch of the decision tree until all assumptions are resolved.

Use a structured interrogation approach that asks targeted questions like who owns the write path, server or client, with recommended answers such as server-side writes with idempotency keys. Each decision branch is resolved one at a time.

Avoid it when no plan exists yet and scope is still ambiguous, when you want open-ended brainstorming, or when you need full kickoff discovery. Use brainstorming or research workflows first, then grill the resulting plan.

The Skill expands the question with concrete options. For example, "server or client?" becomes "server-generated with client cache, or client-driven with server validation?" to force a specific decision.

Yes. When a question can be answered by exploring the codebase, the Skill investigates the code itself instead of asking you, reducing unnecessary back-and-forth during the review.