bmad-advanced-elicitation

To apply red team and pre-mortem analysis to content, use an iterative elicitation workflow that loads a method registry, presents available critique options, applies the selected techniques to generate an improved draft, and prompts for user confirmation before finalizing enhancements.

The best way to iteratively refine model outputs is using a structured elicitation flow that enforces reproducible steps, keeps a history of progressive enhancements, and re-offers method choices after each application to ensure previous improvements are preserved.

The method registry workflow handles content critique by loading available methods, presenting a ranked set of techniques, allowing users to reshuffle or list all options, applying the selected methods to the current content, and generating improved drafts based on those critiques.

Yes, you can use structured elicitation methods to perform a pre-mortem on generated text. The workflow applies advanced critique techniques to surface underlying assumptions and systematically improve the clarity and quality of the model's recent output.

You need an interactive elicitation process for content improvement when a response requires deeper critique, such as red team analysis or Socratic questioning, and when you want to iteratively enhance the text through structured, multi-step refinement with user confirmation.