grill-me

Ask to be grilled on your plan. The Skill interviews you one question at a time, walking each branch of the decision tree and resolving dependencies between decisions until a shared understanding is reached.

It asks questions one at a time rather than in a batch, and includes a recommended answer with each question. This keeps the conversation focused and lets you accept, reject, or refine each recommendation.

Yes. If a question can be answered by exploring the codebase, it explores the code instead of asking you. Questions are reserved for decisions and information that only you can provide.

Use it when you want adversarial, exhaustive questioning of your own plan before committing to implementation. It is best for early-stage designs where assumptions and unresolved dependencies are still cheap to change.

It validates reasoning and decision coverage, not technical correctness of implementation. It cannot execute code, run tests, or verify performance claims, so it complements rather than replaces prototyping and testing.