grill-me

Ask the assistant to grill you on the plan. It will first calibrate your knowledge level and desired pressure, then ask one question at a time covering goals, constraints, alternatives, failure modes, validation, and rollback until the plan is defensible.

Use a structured grilling session that probes option pressure, constraint reality, and failure modes. Each question includes a recommended answer and a one-sentence explanation of why it matters, helping you articulate reasoning you may have skipped.

Yes, you can say softer, harder, teach more, or skip basics at any time. The session supports Light, Standard, and Hard pressure levels, and adapts question depth to whether you are new to the topic, working knowledge, or an expert.

Avoid it when the missing information can only come from external research or code exploration, since the session stops and recommends investigation instead. It is also less useful when you need document drafting rather than decision critique.

The session ends with a final decision or current best plan, remaining open questions, the next concrete action, and risks to watch. It stops when the plan has a clear goal, constraints, approach, validation, and next step.