Interrogate plans and designs to expose gaps, assumptions, and unresolved dependencies.
npx skills add https://github.com/HexSleeves/skills --skill grilling-hexsleeves
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: grilling Source: https://github.com/HexSleeves/skills/tree/main/skills/grilling Command: npx skills add https://github.com/HexSleeves/skills --skill grilling-hexsleeves
This Skill helps you uncover gaps, assumptions, and unresolved dependencies in a plan or design before you commit to building it.
Ask the grilling skill to interview you about your plan or design one question at a time.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Stress-testing a design plan involves interrogating your approach one question at a time to expose gaps, assumptions, and unresolved dependencies before implementation begins.
Clarifying requirements for a codebase-informed feature proposal is done through relentless clarification, walking through the implementation tree one branch at a time while exploring the repository to infer answers.
Yes, you can use automated questioning to find unresolved dependencies in architecture design by having the system interview you about your plan one question at a time and provide recommended answers.
Design review questioning provides a recommended strong default answer for every question it asks, ensuring the discussion stays productive while it probes your plan for gaps and assumptions.
You need to interrogate a technical plan before writing code when you have a draft plan, architecture idea, or feature proposal and want to pressure-test decisions and uncover unresolved dependencies before execution.
djnsty23Scan a codebase to propose improvements and feature ideas.
slingr-stackStress-test plans by resolving assumptions, dependencies, tradeoffs, and risks through one-question-at-a-time interviews.
mattbutlerengineeringClarify plans and designs through a decision-tree interview.
darkmatterInterrogate plans one question at a time to surface assumptions and dependencies.
