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Pre-implementation interview — the model asks the user the questions that turn known unknowns into decisions, biggest blast radius first. Use when the user says "interview me", "ask me questions before implementing", or requirements are incomplete and implementation has not started.
ajitta/know-your-unknowns · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill ajitta/know-your-unknowns
# Interview — Pre-Implementation Interview Requirements incomplete? Don't implement yet — **model interviews user**. Origin: The Interview — see skills/loop/references/talk-source.md. ## Question Priority (blast radius, fixed) 1. Questions whose answer **changes the whole architecture** 2. Questions that could cause **data loss / security problems** 3. **Compatibility with external APIs / existing code** 4. Questions affecting **performance / operating cost** 5. UI taste, minor implementation details (last) ## Procedure 1. From `$ARGUMENTS` and conversation context, list spec gaps (known unknowns). No arguments → the spec under discussion; if none, ask once what to interview about. 2. Ask **max 4 questions per round** (AskUserQuestion hard cap: 1-4 questions, 2-4 options each), in priority order. Attach a **one-line reason why it matters** to each question. 3. If AskUserQuestion tool available, use it for multiple-choice questions. Give each option a short consequence (tradeoff) note. 4. On answers: re-present decisions as an **updated spec summary**; if undecided items remain, propose next round. 5. If user wants a deep interview (e.g. "40-question level"), repeat rounds while keeping architecture → data → compatibility → performance → taste order. ## Final Deliverables When interview ends, present two things: 1. **Decision table** — radius (architecture / data / ux / polish) / question / decision / rationale / left undecided. 2. **Ready-to-use i