grill-with-docs

Run a grilling session that interviews you about your plan with relentless questions. Weak assumptions and unresolved decisions surface through the questioning, and each resolved point is captured as documentation.

The skill creates Architecture Decision Records as the interview progresses, so each decision reached during the grilling session is written down immediately rather than reconstructed afterward.

It produces Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) and a glossary of domain terms. These artifacts are created incrementally during the session as decisions are made and terminology is clarified.

Yes, the grilling session explicitly uses the domain-modeling skill to structure the discussion. This grounds the interview questions in domain concepts and helps build the glossary.

Avoid it for trivial changes or well-understood tasks where no significant decisions exist. The interview format adds the most value when a plan contains untested assumptions or ambiguous terminology.