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Pre-spec interrogation. Interviews the engineer relentlessly about their problem before writing any spec. Use at the start of every new feature or initiative — before karvey-init. Triggers include "grill me", "entrevístame", "interview me", "quiero especificar algo", "I want to spec something", "tengo una idea", "I have an idea", "necesito una feature", "I need a feature", "spec-driven", "SDD", "kiro", "gstack", "Garry Tan", "office hours", "producto 10 estrellas", "10-star product", "reframe", "PRD", "método de desarrollo", "development method".
MauricioQuezadaHaintech/karvey · ★ 0 · DevOps & Infrastructure · score 75
Install: claude install-skill MauricioQuezadaHaintech/karvey
# Karvey Grill — Pre-Spec Interrogation ## Purpose Before writing a single line of spec, this skill interviews you in depth until the problem is fully understood. One question at a time. With a recommendation included in each one. ## Execution instructions ### Step 0 — 10-star reframe (optional) > **Optional mode.** This step comes BEFORE (or at the start of) the interrogation. Its goal is NOT to specify what was asked for, but to find the **best version of the product** hidden in the request. Inspired by `/office-hours` + `/plan-ceo-review`. > > **When to skip it:** if the user already has full clarity on the product they want, or explicitly asks to go straight to the interrogation, jump to Step 1. Offer it, don't impose it. Before starting, ask: ``` Do you want to do the 10-star reframe first (find the best version of the product), or go straight to the interrogation? *My recommendation:* {do it if the request is vague/ambitious/strategic; skip it if it's a well-defined, narrow change} ``` If the user accepts, walk through the **six forced questions**, **one question at a time, with a recommendation** (same rules as the interviewer). Each question reframes the product before specifying it: 1. **Challenge the premise.** Is the stated problem the real problem, or a symptom? What if the premise were wrong? 2. **10-star product.** If this were a perfect experience (10/10), what would it look like? What hidden version of the request would delight the user? 3. **Scope e