Grilling

Grilling is a skill designed to help users rigorously evaluate their plans, decisions, or ideas through a structured questioning process. By employing a methodical approach, this skill creates a design tree that maps out every decision and its subsequent branches. Each decision is explored in rounds, allowing users to clarify their thoughts and reach a shared understanding of their ideas. This is particularly useful for individuals who need to refine their concepts or ensure that all aspects of a decision are thoroughly considered.

The process begins with the skill presenting a series of questions based on the current frontier of decisions that have been settled. Each question is clearly numbered and formatted, making it easy for users to follow along. Users are encouraged to provide their answers, which then reshape the design tree and expand the frontier for the next round of questioning. This iterative approach ensures that no assumptions are left unexamined, and every branch of the design tree is visited before concluding the session.

One of the key features of Grilling is its ability to find facts autonomously. When a question requires information that the user does not have at hand, the skill can dispatch a sub-agent to gather that information without interrupting the flow of the session. This keeps the exploration dynamic and allows users to focus on the decisions that need to be made, rather than getting bogged down in data collection.

Grilling is ideal for professionals, designers, and anyone involved in decision-making processes who wants to ensure that their thinking is rigorous and well-structured. By using this skill, users can clarify their ideas, identify potential pitfalls, and ultimately make more informed decisions.