Interview users one question at a time to resolve plan ambiguities.
npx skills add https://github.com/ThorStarlord/interface-skills --skill grill-me-thorstarlord
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: grill-me Source: https://github.com/ThorStarlord/interface-skills/tree/main/skills/grill-me Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ThorStarlord/interface-skills --skill grill-me-thorstarlord
This Skill helps you uncover gaps, assumptions, and unclear dependencies in a plan or design before they turn into wasted effort or misalignment.
Ask your AI to run the grill-me process by interviewing you one question at a time about your plan, using the codebase when applicable, until you reach a fully shared understanding of every decision.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Stress-test a design plan by walking through a decision tree, interrogating each branch sequentially, and using codebase evidence to make assumptions and dependencies explicit.
Resolve planning ambiguity by interviewing stakeholders one question at a time, pacing the conversation branch-by-branch until every design choice and dependency is fully resolved.
Yes, codebase-aware evidence gathering can answer design review questions automatically when relevant code exists, improving accuracy and reducing guessing during the interrogation process.
The best way to check dependencies during architecture review is through decision-tree grilling, which sequentially questions each branch until dependencies between decisions are clear and explicit.
Design reviews miss unclear dependencies when assumptions remain implicit. Sequential single-question interrogation resolves this by walking each decision branch until dependencies are fully mapped.
DYAI2025Challenge assumptions and simplify design to a minimal viable architecture.
masrurimzReview plans and specs to identify gaps, ambiguities, and missing context.
indoor47Answer codebase questions by tracing execution paths and referencing files.
rexshihaorenGuide users through one-question-at-a-time design decision reviews.
