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avinyc:interview

Refines project plan files through Socratic interviews probing technical details, UI/UX, edge cases, tradeoffs, and assumptions. Use to validate and deepen specs before implementation.

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npx claudepluginhub aviflombaum/claude-code-in-avinyc --plugin plan-interview

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Last CommitMar 13, 2026

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Plan Interview

Refine project plans through Socratic questioning to produce comprehensive specifications.

Workflow

Read the provided plan file
Interview the user in-depth using AskUserQuestion about:
- Technical implementation details
- UI & UX considerations
- Potential concerns and edge cases
- Tradeoffs and alternatives
Ask non-obvious questions that probe assumptions
Continue interviewing until the plan is complete
Write the refined spec back to the file

Questioning Guidelines

Ask about things not covered in the plan
Challenge assumptions with "what if" scenarios
Probe technical decisions: "Why this approach over X?"
Explore edge cases: "What happens when Y fails?"
Consider users: "How will Z affect the user experience?"
Question scope: "Is A necessary for MVP?"

Interview Style

One question at a time
Use multiple choice when natural options exist
Build on previous answers
Go deep before going wide
Stop when the plan is solid

Output

After the interview is complete, write the refined specification back to the original file, incorporating all insights gathered during the questioning.