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name: grill-me
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description: Interrogate a vague or broad feature request BEFORE dispatching the harness orchestrator, to surface what the user has not anticipated. Use in the main thread when a #harness request is underspecified, when scope seems broad, or when a plan would come out too generic. Not for the orchestrator (headless, cannot ask).
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---
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# grill-me
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Ask probing questions about the request before any plan or code, to surface
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what the user has NOT anticipated, not just confirm what they already said.
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## How
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- **One question at a time**, in prose. Never a multiple-choice menu, never a
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batch of five at once.
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- Read the answer, then ask the next most valuable question given it.
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- **Stop as soon as the scope is answerable** (roughly: you could write the
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orchestrator dispatch prompt without guessing). Do not interrogate for its
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own sake.
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## Cover, at minimum
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1. **Scope-out**: what is explicitly NOT in scope? What might look included but isn't?
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2. **Edge cases**: empty / invalid input, network or backend error, two users at once.
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3. **Existing interactions**: does this touch behavior already in place (permissions,
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RLS, cached data, shared views, another resource)?
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4. **Definition of done**: what manual check confirms it works? Who validates before merge?
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5. **Reversibility**: if it turns out wrong, how hard is it to undo?
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If the user answers "I don't know" to a structural question, propose an explicit
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hypothesis and ask them to confirm rather than silently choosing.
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## After grilling
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Fold the answers into the orchestrator dispatch prompt (scope-out and
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acceptance become ticket constraints). Then dispatch the harness as usual.
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The orchestrator never invokes this skill: it runs headless and cannot hold an
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interactive back-and-forth. Grilling is a main-thread, pre-dispatch step.
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