grill-me

name	grill-me
description	Sharpen a plan or design through self-interrogation when no human reviewer is available.
disable-model-invocation	true

Self-Grill

CI mode: no human is available to interview. The agent runs a self-grill: it generates the design or plan, then plays both the interviewer and the answerer to stress-test it, recording every question and answer inline so the result is auditable.

Process

1. State the artifact. Write down the plan, spec, or design being grilled — one paragraph at the top of the response. If the input is a loose idea rather than a written plan, draft the plan first.
2. Generate the questions. Produce a numbered list of tough, specific questions a skeptical reviewer would ask: edge cases the plan doesn't cover, terms left undefined, contradictions, missing acceptance criteria, unstated assumptions, scope leaks, prior-art opportunities. Generate at least 10; stop when no new questions surface.
3. Answer them honestly. For each question, give the most plausible answer grounded in the codebase, the issue body, and any linked material. If the question genuinely cannot be answered without a human, mark it needs-human and list the missing input. Do not invent answers; flagging the gap is a valid resolution.
4. Apply the answers. For every answered question, update the artifact so it absorbs the answer — tighten the wording, add the missing edge case, define the undefined term, narrow the scope. Show the before/after in the response.
5. Surface open items. Conclude with the list of needs-human questions and any decisions you marked with low confidence. These are the items a human reviewer would still need to confirm.

The output is the hardened plan, plus an audit trail of the questions and answers that produced it.