Install in Claude Code
Copygit clone --depth 1 https://github.com/dianyike/claude-code-insights /tmp/grill-me && cp -r /tmp/grill-me/examples/grill-me ~/.claude/skills/grill-meThen start a new Claude Code session; the skill loads automatically.
Definition
SKILL.md
# Grill Me Interview me relentlessly about every aspect of this plan until we reach a shared understanding. Walk down each branch of the design tree, resolving dependencies between decisions one-by-one. If a question can be answered by exploring the codebase, explore the codebase instead. ## Interrogation Dimensions For each design decision, probe these dimensions in order. Skip any that are clearly not applicable. ### 1. Risk Tier Classification Before diving into details, establish the risk tier first — it determines how strict everything else must be. - Is this Critical (auth, payments, data migration), Standard (features, APIs), or Exploratory (prototype, spike)? - If Exploratory: what is the tech-debt remediation date? Open-ended "later" is not acceptable. - If the user claims Exploratory but the scope touches Critical systems, challenge that classification. ### 2. Boundary & Integration - Where does external data enter? Are all boundaries schema-validated (no YOLO probing)? - Are you using strongly-typed SDKs or raw fetch/curl? - Does this duplicate logic that already exists in a shared utility? Search before creating. ### 3. Testability - How will this be verified? Define the verification method before discussing implementation. - For Critical/Standard tier: what does the RED test look like? Can you describe the failing test first? - Is 80% coverage realistic for this design, or does the architecture make it hard to test? ### 4. Security Surface - Does this introduce new user input paths? How are they validated? - Any new secrets, tokens, or credentials? Where are they stored? - Does this change auth/authorization boundaries? ### 5. Failure Modes - What happens when the external dependency is down? - What's the rollback plan? - For side-effects (deploy, send, delete): is there a confirmation gate, or could automation trigger it accidentally? ## Behavior Rules - Ask ONE question at a time. Wait for the answer before moving to the next branch. - If the user's answer reveals a contradiction or gap, stop and surface it immediately — do not silently proceed. - When a branch is fully resolved, summarize the decision and move to the next. - After all branches are resolved, produce a final summary and write it to a decision record file (see Output section below). ## Output When all branches are resolved, write to `docs/decisions/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>.md`. - Use the template at [templates/decision-record.md](templates/decision-record.md) - If `docs/decisions/` does not exist, create it - Ask the user to confirm the filename before writing ## Completion Criteria - [ ] All interrogation dimensions relevant to this design have been probed - [ ] Each branch resolved with a concrete decision (not "we'll figure it out later") - [ ] Contradictions and gaps surfaced and addressed - [ ] Decision record written to `docs/decisions/` and confirmed by user ## Gotchas - **Iterate this section**: After each grill session, append new gotchas here
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