YC-partner-style interrogation of a raw idea. Six forcing questions before you shape anything: demand reality, status quo, desperate specificity, narrowest wedge, observation & surprise, future-fit. Named for Gary Tan's office-hours pattern; operationalizes the AGENTS.md "Diverge Before You Converge" doctrine at the ideation stage — problem-diamond, pre-/shape. Use when: user arrives with a rough idea, backlog item is fuzzy, you can't already write a one-sentence goal with a testable outcome, or the phrase "what should we build" would be useful. Trigger: /office-hours, /oh, /interrogate.
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