What problem does it solve? Proposed plans and design decisions often contain hidden assumptions, unresolved trade-offs, and unverified facts that only surface during implementation. This Skill runs a structured design interview that challenges a plan one high-leverage question at a time before any code is written. ## Core Features & Use Cases - One-question-at-a-time interviews: Each turn presents a single question with the smallest useful set of choices and a recommended answer, waiting for an accepted answer before proceeding. - Fact verification before asking: The agent inspects the repository and supplied materials first, reserving user questions for genuine decisions rather than verifiable facts. - Decision accountability: Accepted answers require attributable human input or an explicitly authorized delegate answer with preserved evidence, and the interview ends with a summary of settled decisions, open risks, and remaining assumptions. - Use Case: Before starting a major refactor, ask the agent to grill your migration plan so scope, risk, and sequencing decisions are settled explicitly instead of discovered mid-implementation. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to use the grilling skill to challenge your proposed plan one high-leverage question at a time and not implement anything until you confirm the shared understanding.
