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grill-with-docs

Use when a plan must be stress-tested against the codebase's existing language and decisions — grill it against current docs, glossary terms, and ADRs before implementation begins

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# Grill With Docs

Grill With Docs is a documentation-grounded grilling session. It does the same branch-by-branch
interrogation as `grill-me`, but every challenge is anchored in the project's current language,
design records, and observable implementation.

## When to Use

- A plan must align with existing docs, glossary terms, ADRs, or architecture notes
- The same concept is described differently across code, docs, and the current proposal
- You need to challenge a plan without drifting away from the repo's existing vocabulary
- A durable decision may need to be recorded while the conversation is still active

## When NOT to Use