| name | grill-me |
| description | Ask one sharp clarification question after codebase research when ambiguity still matters. Use with /grill-me before planning or implementation. |
Grill Me
Use /grill-me after /research-codebase when one decision blocks safe progress.
When to use
- Research is done but ambiguity remains
- A design decision could go either way
- You need the user's input before committing to an approach
Steps
- State current understanding in 1–2 bullets — show you've done the homework
- Ask exactly one question — the most important one that blocks progress
- Include a recommended answer — your best guess based on evidence
- Explain what the answer unlocks — what you can do once you know
Rules
- One question at a time. Never batch questions.
- Always include a recommended answer — make it easy to say "yes"
- Stop grilling when enough is known for
/ralplan or direct implementation
- If the codebase can answer the question, answer it yourself instead of asking