Interview plans and designs to produce decision records and a glossary.
npx skills add https://github.com/HexSleeves/skills --skill grill-with-docs-hexsleeves
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: grill-with-docs Source: https://github.com/HexSleeves/skills/tree/main/skills/grill-with-docs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/HexSleeves/skills --skill grill-with-docs-hexsleeves
This Skill helps you pressure-test a plan or design before execution, reducing ambiguity, weak assumptions, and costly rework.
Ask the Skill to run a grilling session on your plan or design and capture ADRs and a glossary as it goes.
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To pressure-test a product design, you can run a structured, relentless interview session that challenges goals, constraints, and hidden risks. This questioning workflow sharpens your early plan and reduces costly ambiguity.
The best way to clarify requirements during early product discovery is through a rigorous grilling interview. This process surfaces edge cases and weak assumptions by driving a structured, question-based exploration of your plan.
You document architectural decisions during a discovery interview by capturing ADR-style notes and building a glossary as the discussion unfolds. This ensures key choices are recorded without interrupting the guided questioning workflow.
Yes, you can use a structured interview to challenge technical design assumptions. A relentless grilling session specifically targets weak points in your architectural approach, exposing edge cases and validating constraints before execution.
You need to run a grilling session when you have an early product idea, technical design, or implementation approach ready. It is used right before execution to sharpen the plan and eliminate hidden risks through rigorous questioning.
mgajewskikCoordinate exploratory brainstorming sessions to clarify needs and produce design concepts.
tonombCritically review technical designs and generate ADRs and project glossaries.
MarcoAntoliniConduct structured interviews to refine plans and generate ADRs and glossaries.
woodrowpearsonGuide rough ideas into structured design concepts through questioning.
