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grill-with-docs

Interview the plan one sharp question at a time, inspect local docs before asking, and save clear decisions back into the right repo docs.

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joelhooks/aie-loopcraft-workshop-2026
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Interview the plan one sharp question at a time, inspect local docs before asking, and save clear decisions back into the right repo docs.
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# Grill With Docs Use this skill when the project needs clearer intent before product behavior or architecture changes. This is a local adaptation of Matt Pocock's `grill-me` pattern from `mattpocock/skills`: be relentless, ask one good question at a time, and help the user sharpen the plan instead of guessing. ## Before asking Inspect the repo first. Prefer these files when they exist: - `VISION.md` - `AGENTS.md` - `README.md` - local docs under `docs/` - nearby issue, plan, or decision notes If a file can answer the question, read it instead of asking the user. ## How to run the grill 1. State the current assumption in one sentence. 2. Ask exactly one question. 3. Include a recommended answer, clearly labeled, so the user can accept, reject, or edit it. 4. Wait for the user's answer before asking the next question. 5. When a decision becomes clear, save it in the right place: - `VISION.md` for product intent, boundaries, stop points, and non-goals. - `AGENTS.md` for operational rules future agents must follow. - `README.md` or `docs/` for user-facing setup or usage notes. Keep the skill small. Do not create PRDs, issue workflows, ADR systems, or implementation scaffolding unless the user explicitly asks for that next.
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