Grill with docs

Run a relentless research interview, then preserve the useful parts as project-owned research context.

The grilling is a conversation with the user; the durable output is research docs (shared vocabulary, the live research thread, and decisions worth not relitigating). How those docs get written depends on where you are running (see "Working with Nemo").

When to use it

Reach for this when the user wants to:

• pin down what an overloaded term means, so they and the agent stop talking past each other;
• stress-test a thesis, hypothesis, or experiment plan before spending crew time on it;
• clarify a paper or project research thread;
• record a research or evaluation decision so future agents do not reopen it.

A grill is interactive by nature, so it runs in the conversation with the user, never as a fire-and-forget background task.

Core behavior