archi-interview-protocol

A structured Q-table surfaces missing architecture requirements through deterministic, option-based questions. It presents 3-5 options per question with a custom [Z] fallback, formalizing must-have and must-supplement gaps to accelerate decision-making before planning.

Applying a deterministic interview protocol to architecture briefs formalizes must-have requirements by enforcing option-based questions. It generates balanced AI+/AI- option descriptions with clear impact explanations, reducing ambiguity for downstream planning steps.

Applying a structured Q-table protocol to Architext briefs generates deterministic questions for architecture decision-making. It enforces an option-based question style with 3-5 options and an explicit [Z] fallback for custom needs, reducing ambiguity.

You need a structured interview protocol when an architecture brief lacks must-have or must-consider items for initial planning. It formalizes these information gaps into a concise confirmation prompt set with clear option impact explanations for downstream steps.

Yes, you can use custom options when recommended architecture choices do not fit. The protocol enforces an explicit [Z] fallback for every question, allowing you to define custom needs alongside the 3-5 recommended options with their impact explanations.