grill-me

grill-me runs a calibrated interrogation session that stress-tests a plan, design, idea, or decision before you commit to it. Rather than hostile debate, it applies measured pressure: it first frames exactly what should be grilled, then calibrates to the user's knowledge level (new / working / expert) and desired intensity (light / standard / hard) before probing.

The skill builds a private decision map — goal, affected users, constraints, options, dependencies, risks, validation, and rollback — and moves through a question ladder one question at a time, always offering a recommended answer. It teaches missing fundamentals briefly for newcomers and sharpens critique of tradeoffs, failure modes, and reversibility for experts, and it lets the user retune intensity at any point with cues like "softer", "harder", or "skip basics".

It is well suited to anyone pressure-testing a proposal — engineers reviewing a design, PMs validating a plan, or founders sanity-checking a decision — who wants a structured challenge without being overwhelmed. It is a purely conversational skill and executes no code.