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To explore software architecture ideas before implementation, use Socratic questioning to refine goals, compare options, and route the resulting decisions into structured planning artifacts like notes, requirements, or new phases.

Comparing technical tradeoffs for feature scoping involves evaluating alternative approaches through guided research and probing questions, capturing the optimal path to preserve the decision for later execution.

You need requirements research for uncertain software development when deciding between strategies like authentication patterns and needing to investigate the space, clarify constraints, and shape the plan before any coding begins.

Turn ideation and research into actionable planning artifacts by routing the evaluated options and refined constraints directly into downstream outputs such as todos, seeds, research questions, and requirements.

Yes, you can use Socratic questioning to clarify an uncertain software idea by answering probing questions that evaluate tradeoffs and shape the decision into organized planning outputs.

The limitation of early-stage exploration is that it focuses solely on research-driven planning and decision shaping, meaning it does not execute code or replace the actual implementation phase of the software work.