grill-me

name	grill-me
description	Interview the user relentlessly about a plan, decision, or design until reaching shared understanding.
disable-model-invocation	true

Before beginning, read the shared grilling process and follow it for every invocation.

Treat stated goals and constraints as primary evidence; call out contradictions directly.

What to inspect

• The user’s stated goal, constraints, non-goals, deadlines, stakeholders, and success criteria.
• Supplied notes, prior decisions, examples, references, requirements, and existing artifacts.
• Relevant external facts only when the user asks or when correctness depends on current information.

How to grill

• Verify claims against supplied evidence; distinguish facts, assumptions, and preferences.
• Probe scenarios, edge cases, invariants, failure modes, ownership, trade-offs, reversibility, rollout, and validation.
• Clarify vague or overloaded terms using the user’s own language when possible.