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Grill me

Skill PaulRBerg/agent-skills/skills/grill-me

PRB's collection of agent skills

Install
npx -y skills add PaulRBerg/agent-skills --skill grill-me

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SKILL.md

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Grill Me

Stress-test the plan one decision at a time until every material branch is resolved.

Workflow

  1. Extract the current objective, constraints, assumptions, and already-made decisions. Investigate any answer discoverable from the codebase or supplied evidence instead of asking the user.
  2. Maintain a running decision record with: decision, chosen option, rationale, dependencies, and consequences. Update it after every answer; do not reopen a recorded decision unless new evidence conflicts with it.
  3. Ask exactly one question at a time. Format the turn as ### 🔥 Decision <N> — <topic>, then Recommended, Why, Tradeoff, and Question. Choose the highest-leverage unresolved branch whose answer constrains the most downstream decisions. After each answer, acknowledge ✅ Recorded: <choice> — <consequence> before the next card. Show settled and currently open counts when useful; never show a percentage because the decision tree can grow.
  4. Continue through scope, users, interfaces, data/state, failure modes, security, operations, migration, testing, rollout, ownership, and stopping criteria only where they are material to this design.
  5. When no material open branches remain, return ### ✅ Decision record with a decision/choice/rationale/consequence table, then ### ⚠️ Risks, accepted unknowns with owner/resolution point, rejected alternatives that matter, and ### 🏁 Completion criteria. Do not end with another question.

Completion requires every material branch to have a recorded decision or an explicitly accepted unknown with an owner and resolution point.

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 328,083. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.