What this skill does

Grill Me is a short entry in Matt Pocock's collection that points to the Grilling procedure. Its purpose is to explore an idea until the important decisions are clear. The agent reviews goals, constraints and alternatives, looking for answers in the existing project context first.

It can help a product owner identify decisions that are still missing: who will use a feature, which problem it solves, what data it needs and how the result will be checked. The person keeps the final decision; the AI employee contributes questions and connections that make the task more precise and reduce changes of direction.

When it can help

  • Clarify a new feature's scope.
  • Review a proposal before approving development.
  • Identify assumptions that need evidence.

A task to get started

I want a portal where our customers can check their orders. Review the documentation first, then ask about the outstanding decisions and explain which option you recommend in each case.

What you need

  • The Grilling procedure referenced by this entry.
  • Project context and a person able to make the decisions.

Limits and result review

  • This helps define the work; it is not automatic commercial validation.
  • Questions should reflect what is already known and the task's actual complexity.

How to add it to your employee in Hub Bot

Hub Bot's library lets you review and add skills from public GitHub repositories. You need an account and permission to manage team skills.

  1. Sign in to Hub Bot and open Skills library, or type /skills in chat.
  2. Find grill-me and check the author: mattpocock.
  3. Open the details and review the version, requirements and original content.
  4. Choose the permitted scope—company, department or employees—and add the skill.
  5. Check the employee's tools and connections before assigning work. Review the first result.
Use in Hub Bot ↗

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Sources and documentation

An iabot editorial explanation based on original documentation. Authorship remains with mattpocock. This guide is not a Hub compatibility test and does not distribute a translation of the author’s code.

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