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To stress-test a software architecture proposal, an automated interview tool walks through the decision tree branch by branch, exposing missing decisions and unresolved assumptions before they cause costly rework.

A decision tree interview for requirements planning is a systematic questioning process that walks through a plan branch by branch until major choices and dependencies are fully understood.

You identify unresolved assumptions in an implementation plan by applying relentless questioning to the design, which exposes gaps and unresolved branches while suggesting recommended answers for each decision point.

Yes, you can analyze your codebase to answer design review questions by inspecting the repository when a question can be answered from existing code or project structure evidence.

Yes, this design review tool works for any branching decision tree that needs systematic questioning, applying to software architecture, implementation plans, and codebase-informed clarification.

You should avoid using a codebase-informed interrogation tool when your plan involves greenfield projects with no existing repository to inspect, or when the design requires no branching decision tree structure.