deep-dive

Root cause tracing and requirements crystallization are orchestrated by running a two-stage workflow that first investigates why something happened using parallel trace lanes, then injecting those findings into a deep-interview to define what to do next.

Investigating ambiguous brownfield problems is handled by a phase-driven execution flow that maintains stateful persistence and context continuity, ensuring insights from tracing directly inform the final validated spec.

Context persistence during a trace and interview workflow works through a 3-point injection protocol, which preserves system context by injecting trace findings directly into the interview initialization phase.

You can bridge architectural investigations into execution pipelines because the workflow outputs a validated spec and connects to execution via omc-plan and autopilot, turning crystallized requirements into actionable plans.

Parallel trace lanes are supported for complex bug investigations, allowing the workflow to run multiple investigations concurrently before consolidating results into the deep-interview phase for spec crystallization.

A trace-driven interview for feature exploration is needed when facing uncertainties in greenfield or brownfield projects, ensuring that architectural investigations and root cause analysis directly inform the validated requirements.