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Stress-test a product feature spec by applying iterative one-question-at-a-time probing to expose hidden assumptions, walk down decision branches, and reach a shared concrete understanding of design requirements.

Uncover hidden assumptions in an architecture design by applying relentless iterative questioning that walks down each decision-tree branch to expose unresolved dependencies and untested trade-offs.

Yes, you can resolve codebase dependencies during a planning session by enabling code-aware exploration that inspects repository evidence to ground questions and recommend concrete answers for each decision point.

Prepare for a technical design review by iteratively interrogating your architecture proposal to uncover edge-case requirements, probing constraints and trade-offs until all missing assumptions are exposed.

Iterative questioning works for evaluating decision branches by asking one targeted question at a time, walking down the design tree to resolve dependencies and recommending concrete answers for each decision point.

Avoid one-question-at-a-time interrogation when you need rapid high-level feedback rather than deep dependency resolution, as this approach methodically walks down every decision branch to reach shared concrete understanding.