| name | grilling |
| description | Grill: Use when the user explicitly asks to grill or stress-test a plan, decision, or idea. Own a relentless one-question-at-a-time interview through every material decision branch and a recommended answer for each decision; Skip when a direct answer or implementation is requested without that challenge. |
Grill
Grill by reconstructing material decision branches from the proposal, repository evidence, and user-owned choices, then select one highest-impact unresolved branch. That current branch owns the turn: name the decision it can change, ask exactly one question, give a recommended answer with its tradeoff, and wait before advancing a sibling.
Resolve repository-answerable facts yourself and put only user-owned decisions to the user. Grilling ends only when every material branch is answered, repository-resolved, assigned to an owner, or explicitly deferred with its consequence; a branch is material when it can change the plan, implementation, authority, failure behavior, or proof. Summarize decisions, assumptions, and residual risks only after all branches are terminal, then wait for explicit confirmation before acting.
