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Grillme

Grillme:面向 DSH、Codex 和 Claude Code 的苏格拉底式深度访谈、计划压力测试和确定性 Markdown 交接技能。

插件会安装到这里;不确定时保持 web。

npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:Misaka-11736/dsh-grillme#d17044b429558d2b24ff6362569efa2137a24321
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Grillme for DSH

A Socratic deep-interview and adversarial plan-review skill, packaged as a DSH bundle and portable to Codex and Claude Code.

中文说明

Grillme does not answer the user's question for them. It asks one sharp question at a time, follows the contradiction or hidden assumption that surfaces, and keeps going until the idea or plan is concrete enough to defend.

What it does

  • One question per call. The question tool receives exactly one item, so an easy question cannot crowd out the hard one.
  • Two modes. Explore for a fuzzy idea or decision, using surface → deep → insight waves. Stress-test for an existing plan, design, architecture, or code change, walking a decision tree branch by branch.
  • A 19-lens analysis pool. Strategic, systemic, psychological, and devil's-advocate lenses, each with a concrete question move.
  • Evidence before questions. Reads code, tests, and docs instead of asking what it can verify, and cites paths and lines.
  • Assumption tracking. Every checkpoint separates verified facts from assumptions.
  • Risks become questions. A risk that does not change the next question is just decoration.
  • Coverage check. Always asks "Is there anything I missed?" before the final summary, and repeats if the answer is yes.
  • Decision-ready output. Facts, decisions, assumptions, risks, open questions, and one concrete next step.
  • Deterministic handoff. On request, the grillme_handoff tool writes a timestamped grillme-plan-*.md with the original objective, numbered decisions, still-open questions, and a handoff rule for the implementing agent. Filename, format, and path are stable. It refuses paths outside the workspace and does not overwrite by default; use overwrite: true when you mean to replace an existing explicit filename.
  • Read-only during the interview. The skill explores the repository for facts but does not implement or mutate anything until shared understanding is confirmed; the handoff is the only write.
  • Multilingual. Matches the user's language; trigger phrases are recognized in English, Chinese, and Russian.

How this maps to the original Grillme app

The upstream grillme package is a local-first browser workspace. This bundle keeps the same product contract but uses DSH's existing surfaces instead of starting a second server:

Original GrillmeThis DSH bundle
Loopback browser Q&A workspaceThe current DSH Web session
Provider and model pickerDSH's model selector
Read-only repository inspectionThe skill's read-only rule plus DSH read/grep/glob
One structured decision questionask_user_question, with exactly one item per call
Persisted Q&A threadThe DSH session log
"Write plan" / handoff actionThe grillme_handoff tool
Plan and approval-required defaultsDSH plan mode and permission modes
grillme-plan-YYYY-MM-DDTHH-MM.mdSame filename convention and Markdown shape

The plugin does not open a server, does not bundle a provider, and does not need network access. It is local-first in the same sense: the workspace, the session, and the handoff all stay on this machine.

Use it in DSH

The bundle installs a runtime skill named grillme:

/grillme our checkout migration plan

You can also say any of:

  • grill me on this design
  • 盘问我这个方案 / 把需求问清楚 / 挑战我的方案
  • допроси меня / прожарь / интервью

The model can also load the skill automatically when a request is vague or a plan needs pressure-testing. DSH exposes it through the normal skill tool and the /grillme user invocation.

Install in DSH

From this directory:

plugin_manager install_bundle
  target: <absolute path to this directory>

Or, with the DSH CLI:

cd path\to\dsh-grillme
dsh plugin --profile desktop add link:.

The bundle patch mounts dsh-grillme, whose host entry registers the skill in the global skill layer. No build step and no runtime dependencies are needed.

Remove it with:

dsh plugin --profile desktop remove dsh-grillme

Use it in Codex

The package includes a Codex plugin manifest at .codex-plugin/plugin.json and the portable skill at skills/grillme/SKILL.md. Point Codex at this package (or copy the package into a Codex plugin directory) according to your Codex installation's plugin instructions. The skill itself uses the standard SKILL.md shape and auto-discovers from the skills/ directory.

Inside Codex, use the request_user_input tool for the question loop, or ask in plain text when the tool is unavailable. The portable skill falls back to a normal file write for the handoff when the DSH-only grillme_handoff tool is not present.

Use it in Claude Code

The package includes .claude-plugin/plugin.json and a commands/grillme.md slash command. The skill uses AskUserQuestion for the question loop.

Structure

dsh-grillme/
├── package.json               # DSH bundle metadata and exports
├── cordis.patch.yml           # mounts the host plugin
├── lib/index.js               # registers the runtime skill and handoff tool
├── skills/grillme/SKILL.md    # canonical, portable instructions
├── commands/grillme.md        # Claude Code slash command
├── .codex-plugin/plugin.json  # Codex plugin manifest
├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json # Claude Code plugin manifest
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json
├── locale/{en,zh,ru}.json     # DSH display metadata
├── icon.svg                   # original artwork
├── README.md
├── README.zh.md
├── NOTICE
└── LICENSE

Design notes

The skill owns the interview protocol. The host plugin adds only the two things a portable skill cannot do for itself: register the instruction body into the global skill layer, and expose a deterministic handoff writer. There is no second question UI; DSH's ask_user_question already owns the interaction, the state, and the failure handling.

The runtime registration is scoped through ctx.effect, so disabling the bundle withdraws the skill instead of leaving a stale catalog entry. The handoff tool is registered only when tools, fs, and workingDirectory are mounted; the skill still works without them. The runtime skill participates in DSH's normal skill precedence: a project-level grillme skill in .dsh/skills or .agents/skills outranks it, while a user-level skill in ~/.dsh/skills is outranked by the bundle. Use a different name for a user-level skill you want to win.

The handoff writer resolves the Session's working directory and sandbox policy before writing. It rejects any target that does not resolve inside that workspace, refuses to overwrite an explicit existing filename unless overwrite: true, and gives a default timestamped name a numeric suffix when it already exists. The default filename is UTC-stamped, matching upstream's grillme-plan-YYYY-MM-DDTHH-MM.md convention.

Credits

Grillme is an independent adaptation of three MIT-licensed ideas:

  • Jekudy/grillme-skill: Socratic deep interview, questioning waves, assumption tracking, lens pool, coverage check, and final picture.
  • Matt Pocock's grill-me: one-question decision-tree interviews, recommended answers, codebase evidence, and the shared-understanding stopping rule.
  • idanlo/grillme: local-first Q&A workspace, read-only repository investigation, one-decision-at-a-time protocol, and the timestamped grillme-plan-*.md handoff shape.

The interview model and wording here are rewritten for DSH and for Codex/Claude portability. See NOTICE for attribution details.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.