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grill-with-docs

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拷问需求、方案和文档,逐步确认术语、边界、异常、风险和待确认问题;当用户要求拷问需求、挑战方案、检查边界、基于文档追问细节时使用。

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SKILL.md

Grill With Docs

目标

不要急着接受现有需求或方案。逐个问题追问,直到边界、术语、风险和不做项足够清楚。

工作方式

  1. 先阅读用户提供的需求、技术说明或相关文档。
  2. 每次只问一个关键问题,避免一次抛出太多问题。
  3. 每个问题都给出推荐答案,方便用户确认或纠正。
  4. 如果问题能通过现有文档或代码确认,先自行查证,不要直接问用户。
  5. 对已确认的术语、规则和边界,建议同步回需求或文档。

拷问方向

  • 这个需求解决的核心问题是什么?
  • 哪些场景本期不做?
  • 权限、数据范围、按钮显隐是否完整?
  • 异常、空数据、接口失败如何处理?
  • 是否和现有业务模型或页面习惯冲突?
  • 哪些问题必须找产品、测试或负责人确认?

参考

  • 术语沉淀格式:references/context-format.md
  • 架构决策格式:references/adr-format.md

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