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interview-me

github.com/angusfretwellAgent workflows176 installsUpdated 4d ago
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About interview-me

interview-me is an agent skill for surfacing explicit and implicit open questions in a session, then asking them in rounds. It revises later questions as answers arrive and stops when questions are answered or no longer relevant.

Key features

  1. 01Find open questions and implicit assumptions
  2. 02Ask related questions in rounds
  3. 03Prioritize answers that shape later questions
  4. 04Revise the question list after replies
  5. 05Recommend options with supporting reasons
  6. 06Send clarification requests as messages

Use cases

  1. 01Clarify scope and goals before starting work
  2. 02Compare concrete options before design decisions
  3. 03Surface assumptions that could change the plan
  4. 04Revise follow-up questions after clarification

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/angusfretwell/skills --skill interview-me

After installing, type/interview-mein Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Harvest the session's open questions, including the implicit ones: TBDs, "either A or B" forks, assumptions that would change the work if wrong.

Interview in rounds — one AskUserQuestion call per round of related questions. Order rounds so the answers that reshape later questions land first: scope before design, design before detail. Options are concrete candidates the work could actually take; attach previews when options are best compared by looking — code, mockups, config shapes. Give judgment calls a recommendation, with its why in the description.

Between rounds, re-plan against the answers: retire questions an answer just mooted, sharpen the rest, append follow-ups an answer raised. An "Other" free-text reply is an answer — fold it in.

When a reply asks for clarification, or they need to see something before the next round, write it as a message and end your turn. Re-ask once they've replied, folding in anything the reply already settles. Ending the turn is what delivers the message: mid-turn, an answer drafted while thinking feels sent but isn't, so the re-ask that leans on it ("Given that…") lands on someone who never saw it.

Done when every harvested question is answered or retired, and the last round's answers raised no follow-up.

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