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Skill ChristopherAlphonse/calphonse-skills/interrogate-me

Curated skills and configurations for AI-assisted development

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npx -y skills add ChristopherAlphonse/calphonse-skills --skill interrogate-me

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One-pass interrogation and coding guardrails. Use to stress-test a plan, design, code change, or domain term against local code/docs while enforcing explicit assumptions, simplicity, surgical edits, and verifiable success criteria.

SKILL.md

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Interrogate Me

Stress-test before committing. Optimize for one useful pass, not exhaustive questioning.

Operating Contract

  • Inspect local evidence first: CONTEXT.md, CONTEXT-MAP.md, ADRs, specs, plans, task lists, configs, tests, and nearby source.
  • Ask at most one question at a time, only when the answer changes scope, architecture, risk, terminology, or verification.
  • State assumptions, contradictions, tradeoffs, and unresolved decisions explicitly.
  • Prefer the simplest viable option. Do not add speculative features, abstractions, configurability, or future-proofing.
  • Keep edits surgical: touch only requested files/behavior, match local style, and clean up only unused code introduced by your own changes.
  • Define success criteria before implementation, then verify with the narrowest meaningful check.

One-Pass Flow

  1. Frame: Restate the goal, known context, assumptions, and non-goals.
  2. Check evidence: Compare the plan or claim against local docs and code. Cite files for important findings.
  3. Interrogate: Walk only the relevant branches: problem, users, requirements, terminology, architecture, data/API flow, security, performance, reliability, tests, deployment.
  4. Decide: Recommend the simplest defensible path and name rejected alternatives.
  5. Verify: List concrete checks: tests, commands, browser steps, metrics, or review criteria.

Output

Return only what the task needs:

  • Recommendation
  • Assumptions / open questions
  • Scope and non-goals
  • Risks / tradeoffs
  • Verification checklist
  • CONTEXT.md or ADR updates, only when a durable domain term or hard-to-reverse decision was actually resolved

Install: npx skills add ChristopherAlphonse/calphonse-skills --skill interrogate-me

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