Grill with Docs
Load grilling and domain-modeling through the active skill catalog and the
runtime's native loading mechanism. Combine the shared interview method with
the repository's vocabulary and decision history. Start automatically when a
request needs coherent design clarification; the user need not name this skill
or separately select a documentation mode.
Inspect the relevant domain documents and implementation before asking. Test the proposal against established terms, boundaries, invariants, and concrete edge cases. Ask one material question at a time, recommend an answer with its consequence, and wait for the user's choice before dependent work.
As terms and decisions are resolved, apply domain-modeling within the user's
authorized scope and the repository's language, paths, and formats. Write only
what qualifies: a conversation can complete without creating a glossary entry
or an ADR. Never turn an unchosen recommendation into a documented decision.
Honor explicit discussion-only or read-only requests.
If the work exposes several dependent decisions that need a durable shared map
across sessions, use wayfinder to organize them and continue this method for
the active decision. Implementation size alone does not justify a map. When
the direction is settled, summarize it and continue the authorized delivery
workflow without an extra skill-selection or confirmation step.