Doubt-Driven Development (Addy Osmani)

Another one from Addy Osmani's agent-skills pack, built around the idea that a confident answer is cheaper to check now than to debug later.

Before a decision is accepted, the agent hands it to a reviewer with a clean context whose job is to poke holes in it: hidden assumptions, failure modes, edge cases. It is meant for high-stakes work such as auth changes, risky migrations, irreversible operations, or code you don't know well.

Slower than shipping straight through, on purpose.