My favorite agent skill: /grill-me
A tiny agent skill that interviews your plan before building, so vague plans don't become confidently implemented mistakes.
What is your favorite agent skill? And why is it /grill-me?
The biggest risk with AI agents isn't bad execution. It's thinking your plan is clear when it isn't.
I used to handle that by hand. I'd tell the AI to debate me, poke holes in the plan, play devil's advocate. It pushed back for exactly one reply, then went right back to agreeing with everything I said.
/grill-me, a tiny skill by Matt Pocock, keeps the pressure on. The whole thing is about ten lines. Before the agent builds anything, it interviews the plan. One question at a time. What's ambiguous, what's assumed, what still needs a decision. And when a question can be answered from the codebase, it reads the code instead of asking me.
For every question it recommends an answer, so I'm reacting instead of staring at a blank page. It's not an interrogation. It's a collaboration.
Every time I think a plan is clear, three questions in I find out it isn't. And once an agent starts building, vague plans become confidently implemented mistakes. You're absolutely right!
Grill it first. Build it better. ๐
Seriously though, what's your favorite skill? Link to /grill-me in the comments.

grill-me - an agent skill by Matt Pocock
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