Relentless one-question-at-a-time design grilling — the same interrogation core as grill-me — that also preserves the decision's evolution as a graph: rejected branches and why, back-references to earlier decisions, and re-assumptions. Each resolved decision is held in context, then the whole graph is written and rendered once, at convergence, so nothing ever slows a question. Use this instead of grill-me whenever a design discussion is likely to branch or to reopen earlier decisions and you want the decision topology preserved, then converged into spec.md. For a quick throwaway linear stress-test use grill-me; for domain-language / glossary alignment use grill-with-docs.
