grill-me: Claude Code skill
What it does
Starts a grilling interview about whatever you describe.
The description Claude matches your request against: A relentless interview to sharpen a plan or design.
When to use it
You want to stress-test an idea, anywhere, with no files involved.
How to start it
/grill-me
Install
grill-me is part of the planning plugin. Install just that plugin in Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add iatee/claude-skills/plugin install planning@iatee-skills/reload-pluginsOr install the whole collection:
/plugin marketplace add iatee/claude-skills/plugin install all@iatee-skills/reload-pluginsNew to this? Using skills explains what a skill is and how installing works.
Credit
Made by Matt Pocock, licensed MIT. Claude Skills is an unofficial, personal collection, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.
More in the planning plugin
- council: Seven expert personas debate a question, then give a verdict with risks and next steps.
- domain-modeling: Builds a shared vocabulary for a project in CONTEXT.md and records decisions as ADRs.
- grill-with-docs: Grilling that also writes down the decisions as a glossary and ADRs in your repo.
- grilling: The interview engine behind grill-me: relentless questions, in rounds, until the plan has no gaps.
- prototype: Builds a throwaway prototype, of the logic or of a UI, to answer one design question.
- research: Sends a background agent to read primary sources and write the findings to a file.
- setup-matt-pocock-skills: One-time setup for a repo: issue tracker, triage labels, where docs live.
- to-questionnaire: Turns open questions into a questionnaire someone else can fill in.
- to-spec: Turns the conversation so far into a written spec on your issue tracker.
- to-tickets: Splits a plan or spec into small tickets, each saying what it waits on.
- triage: Sorts incoming issues and pull requests, checks them, and writes agent-ready briefs.
- wayfinder: Maps a huge, unclear project as decision tickets and resolves them one by one.
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