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Stress-test a plan/design for unknown unknowns using grounded blindspot lenses and one material decision at a time.
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Drive one ready artifact through implementation, proof, review, and owner handoff.
Review the named UI scenario or emit one bounded improvement packet.
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| name | grill-for-unknowns |
| description | Stress-test a plan/design for unknown unknowns using grounded blindspot lenses and one material decision at a time. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Read the plan and real code/tests. Classify gaps before asking anything:
Probe seven lenses: scale, security, failure, edge cases, concurrency, migration, rollback. Rank by implementation risk.
Ask one question only when it is:
Use:
Question: <one decision>
Why: <consequences>
Evidence: <citation>
Recommendation: <default + rationale>
Resolve or explicitly accept every material unknown. Propose defaults for low-risk
gaps. Record hard-to-reverse decisions in docs/DECISIONS.md, not only chat.
Example: docs/issues/391/runtime-refactor/REVIEW-2026-07-11-unknowns.md.