grill-me

Run a grilling session on your plan to expose hidden assumptions and gaps through structured questioning. The interview format forces you to defend design decisions and reveals weak points before coding begins.

A grilling session is a relentless interview that challenges your plan or design with probing questions. It helps surface unclear reasoning, missing edge cases, and untested assumptions early in the planning phase.

Use it before committing to implementation, especially for major refactors, migrations, or new feature designs. It works best when you have a written plan or design ready to be challenged.

The session only challenges what you present; it cannot validate technical feasibility or run code. It complements, but does not replace, prototyping, testing, or formal design review processes.