When you’re not sure which approach will work best, build all of them. Test Kitchen implements multiple variants in parallel — separate git worktrees, separate agents — and uses test results to pick the winner. ## Install bash /plugin marketplace add 2389-research/claude-plugins /plugin install test-kitchen ## Two gates Omakase-off triggers when you ask to build something. You either brainstorm the design collaboratively or go straight to parallel exploration — 3-5 architectural approaches, each implemented in its own worktree, tested to find the best. Cookoff triggers when design is done and it’s time to write code. Multiple agents can each create their own implementation, or you can go with a single agent, or just implement locally in the current session. The point is to avoid the thing where you pick an approach based on gut feeling, build the whole thing, and then discover it doesn’t work. Cheaper to build three prototypes and throw two away.