Interrogate plans with one well-scoped question per turn.
npx skills add https://github.com/ace3/skills --skill roast-ace3
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: roast Source: https://github.com/ace3/skills/tree/main/skills/roast Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ace3/skills --skill roast-ace3
Roast helps teams clarify complex plans by forcing a single, well-scoped question per turn, ensuring alignment before moving forward.
Provide the plan or task brief and let Roast respond with one precise question and a concrete recommendation.
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You stress-test an architecture plan by subjecting it to a guided critique that pushes back with concrete recommendations and asks exactly one well-scoped question per turn. This enforces alignment and exposes structural flaws before development begins.
Critiquing a PRD draft for missed requirements requires a strict protocol that pushes back with a concrete recommendation and asks a single pointed question per turn. This ensures all complex plan dependencies are resolved before moving forward.
Yes, you can resolve blocked decisions across codebases by applying a strict interrogation protocol that maintains an internal dependency map of open and blocked items. It forces one pointed recommendation per question to ensure alignment.
The one-question-per-turn protocol improves decision-making by preventing scattered discussions and forcing teams to address specific dependencies sequentially. It maintains an internal dependency map to ensure each open decision receives a single pointed recommendation.
Guided plan interrogation works for stress-testing complex software engineering tasks by enforcing a strict protocol that maintains an internal dependency map. It drills into the plan by requiring one well-scoped question and a single pointed recommendation per turn.
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