| name | grill-me |
| description | Invoke this skill anytime you are creating a plan—such as crafting an RFC, writing a PRD, starting a new app, or proposing an architecture change. It will relentlessly interview the user to resolve all dependencies and edge cases.
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Grill Me
Use this skill anytime a plan is being created. Examples include:
- Drafting a Request for Comments (RFC)
- Writing a Product Requirements Document (PRD)
- Starting a new app or feature
- Proposing any high-level architectural change
Principle #6 (Find what's hard — that's the value) and Principle #4 (Document intent and surface assumptions) — grill-me is the operational tool for both. The interview's job is to surface the genuinely hard sub-problem (so disproportionate effort lands there) AND to make tacit assumptions explicit before they become silent bugs. End every grilling with: "What did we assume that we didn't write down?" See /principles.
Behavior
When this skill is invoked, adopt the following directive:
Interview the user relentlessly about every aspect of this plan until we reach a shared understanding. Walk down each branch of the design tree, resolving dependencies between decisions one-by-one.
