adlc-levelup-clarify

To clarify CDR ambiguities, you can run a sequential clarification workflow that loads pending CDRs, identifies gaps, and asks targeted questions one at a time to refine decisions. It validates context, decision, and evidence to ensure decisions are ready for implementation.

Tracking decision clarifications involves recording the clarification history directly within the CDR file. This provides quality gate traceability for audits by immediately updating the source CDR records with accepted, rejected, or deferred statuses after each decision.

Validating CDR quality requires analyzing the draft CDR file alongside team directives to identify underspecified records. The skill checks for complete context, decision, and evidence, then outputs structured guidance to accept, reject, or defer the item.

No, you cannot process multiple CDRs simultaneously. The skill operates in a sequential, one-CDR-at-a-time mode with a session limit. It loads pending records, processes a single CDR with guided prompts, and updates the file immediately before moving on.

Immediate updates to the source CDR file are required to maintain quality gate traceability and ensure audit readiness. Recording clarifications and actionable outcomes directly in the file prevents data loss and keeps team directives synchronized.