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    Creators Adapt Matt's Grill-Me Method for AI Agents

    Theo reports cutting project scope by 90 percent after intensive questioning session.

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    Theo posted that Matt's grill-me skill helps align AI agents with his own reasoning. After one long session the 27th question prompted him to cut project scope by 90 percent. Swyx described building an align-me modification that issues batches of questions instead of one at a time. He said the change draws from spec decoding ideas and speeds up design explorations. Both posts reference Matt Pocock and another account as sources of the original technique.

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    @theoGotta say that Matt's "grill-me" skill is exceptional and helps a ton with getting agents aligned with my brain
    @swyxhuman i/o is costly, so after listening to @mattpocockuk and @trq212 i made an /align-me modification which allows for batches of questions instead of round-by-round. same intuition as spec decoding, you speed up by looking ahead 2-10 steps works INCREDIBLY for design explorations

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    @theoGotta say that Matt's "grill-me" skill is exceptional and helps a ton with getting agents aligned with my brain
    @swyxhuman i/o is costly, so after listening to @mattpocockuk and @trq212 i made an /align-me modification which allows for batches of questions instead of round-by-round. same intuition as spec decoding, you speed up by looking ahead 2-10 steps works INCREDIBLY for design explorations