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Conduct a design review by relentlessly interviewing the plan one question at a time. This process validates logic and surfaces gaps, dependencies, and assumptions to reach shared understanding.

Relentless questioning is a decision-making technique that validates plan logic by walking through every decision sequentially. It provides recommended answers and rationale to align stakeholders during risk assessments and planning sessions.

Yes, you can reference your codebase during a design review. The context-aware exploration feature uses project context to inform specific questions, ensuring the validation process is grounded in your actual implementation.

Validate decision-making logic by grilling the plan with a one-at-a-time questioning sequence. This process provides recommended answers and rationale to align stakeholders and reach shared understanding.

The limitation of relentless questioning for plan validation is that it requires a sequential, one-at-a-time questioning approach, which may be time-consuming for complex plans with numerous dependencies and rapid deadlines.