sd-grill

Interrogates a proposal one question at a time until it yields a hardened statement of intent.

Updated Jun 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/platypeeps/sd-ai-command-pack --skill sd-grill-platypeeps
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: sd-grill
Source: https://github.com/platypeeps/sd-ai-command-pack/tree/main/contrib/sd-grill
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/platypeeps/sd-ai-command-pack --skill sd-grill-platypeeps

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Half-formed proposals, plans, and ideas often contain unstated assumptions, unfalsifiable success criteria, and contradictions that only surface after work has started. This Skill interrogates the user's own proposal one question per turn until it can be stated in terms an outsider could act on, producing a hardened statement of intent or an honest account of where the interrogation stopped. ## Core Features & Use Cases - One-question-per-turn interrogation: Asks exactly one answerable question per turn, classifies each answer (grounded, asserted, deferred, contradiction, unfalsifiable, scope-drift), and adapts follow-ups from that record. - Scope classification with a one-way ratchet: Classifies proposals as probe, bounded, or structural before the first question, and upgrades mid-session when complexity surfaces. - Contamination tracking: Records every assistant-supplied answer the user adopted, including answers picked from assistant-authored option sets, and discloses them in the final report. - Use Case: Before writing a work item for a new API integration, run the interrogation to expose that the acceptance criterion "it works" names no check, that two stated constraints contradict each other, and that the scope quietly grew — then approve a hardened statement with testable criteria. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to grill your proposal or plan, for example: "Grill this plan for migrating our billing service before I write the work item."

Frequently Asked Questions about sd-grill

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I stress-test a project plan before writing a work item?▼

Run an interrogation that asks one question per turn about the plan's problem statement, requirements, and acceptance criteria. Each answer is classified by evidence quality, and the session ends with a hardened statement of intent you approve before any work begins.

What is the difference between grilling a proposal and red-teaming an artifact?▼

Grilling interrogates a half-formed intention before anything is written, while red-teaming reviews a settled artifact adversarially. If the subject turns out to be a finished artifact, the session hands off to the red-team skill instead of continuing.

Can the AI suggest answer options during the interrogation?▼

Only after an open question failed to land or when the user explicitly asks for options. Answers picked from assistant-authored options are recorded as contaminated by construction and disclosed first in the closing statement.

When should I not use proposal interrogation?▼

Do not use it to learn a topic, compare known options against criteria, assume failure of an accepted plan, or write the work item itself. Those belong to sibling skills for socratic review, decision-making, premortem analysis, and planning.

Does the interrogation skill write code or create branches?▼

No. The skill is strictly read-only: it never writes files, creates branches, opens pull requests, or invokes commands that would. A completed session ends at an approved statement of intent, and acting on it is a separate request.