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To interview a design plan and uncover hidden assumptions, you present your plan and the assistant asks focused, one-question-at-a-time queries to clarify single aspects before moving forward. This iterative interrogation surfaces dependencies and trade-offs.

Branch-by-branch resolution in requirements elicitation is a structured interrogation method that examines and aligns every decision path within a plan. It ensures all dependencies within the decision tree are explored to achieve shared stakeholder understanding.

To validate architecture decisions during a stakeholder review, you guide participants through relentless, structured questioning of each decision path. This ensures every branch of the architecture decision tree is thoroughly examined and aligned.

Yes, you can use structured interrogation for design critique sessions to achieve shared understanding. It drives relentless questioning one question at a time, making it ideal for thoroughly validating designs and surfacing trade-offs.

The best way to resolve trade-offs in a design review is branch-by-branch decision resolution. By interrogating the plan relentlessly and examining every decision path, stakeholders thoroughly validate dependencies and align on outcomes.