grill-me
01Skill Claude CodeCodex
Interview the user relentlessly about a plan or design until reaching shared understanding. Good for designing new features.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Interview the user relentlessly about a plan or design until reaching shared understanding. Good for designing new features.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Pair-program a feature with another agent in the office. You drive (scope, design, implement); they review at design and code stages. Optionally takes the peer's name and a feature prompt as arguments.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Read another agent's current conversation and send them feedback directly. Optionally takes an agent name as a parameter.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Report an Isomux bug on GitHub. Use when the user asks to report one. When you hit a flaw in Isomux itself while you work (a bug, a wrong doc, a tool or route that does not do what it says), offer to report it. Shows the full draft and files only after the user approves.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Ask another agent for an opinion on a specific question. They reply once with their take; you keep driving. Optionally takes the peer's name and the question as arguments.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Hand off your current task to a peer agent. You write a thorough brief, message it to them directly, then stay around as a reference for follow-up questions. Optionally takes the peer's name as an argument.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Review uncommitted changes by spawning a subagent to look for bugs and assess if the approach is principled or hacky. Use before committing to get a code review.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Check for loose ends and close the current session cleanly. Use when the member says "wrap up" or asks to end the session.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Make the decision you asked the member about, or explain why they should make it.
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List the loose ends of a session that keeps running - what is in flight and what still needs an action. Use when the member says "loose ends", "recap" or "where are we", or comes back after a break. Does not end the session.
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