Grill Spec

Before presenting a spec or design document to the user for review, offer to stress-test it with grill-me first. Grilling catches design blind spots — untested assumptions, missing edge cases, weak trade-off reasoning. Without this step, the user ends up doing the stress-testing themselves.

Steps

1. Check grill-me dependency — if grill-me is not installed, ask user if they want to install it (see references/install-grill-me.md for installation paths). If user declines, skip grilling entirely.

2. Ask and invoke — ask the user if they'd like to stress-test the spec with grill-me before their review. If user agrees, invoke grill-me with the spec file path. If user declines, proceed directly to user review.

3. Offer spec updates — when grilling completes, if the session produced new insights or decision changes, ask: "Want me to update the spec with any of the insights from this session?" If nothing new came up, skip this and proceed to user review.

Example

[Spec is ready — about to hand to user for review]

Agent: Before your review, want me to stress-test the spec with grill-me?
       It catches untested assumptions and edge cases.