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Stress-testing a plan involves interrogating its design branch by branch to reveal hidden assumptions and decision gaps. This resolves dependencies and trade-offs, guiding you to a shared understanding and robust design.

Branch-by-branch interrogation is a decision-making process that questions each part of an architecture diagram or design document to resolve dependencies. It ensures trade-offs are understood and outcomes are documented for traceability.

You identify decision gaps in architecture diagrams by applying relentless questioning to the design. This interrogates the plan to reveal hidden assumptions and risks, ensuring dependencies are resolved and trade-offs are understood.

Yes, you can use it to improve requirements gathering for Jira issues during early design discussions. It interrogates the issues to reveal assumptions and decision gaps, forcing a path to shared understanding and robust design.

The best way to document outcomes for decision traceability is to guide the planning process through branching questions that resolve dependencies. This interrogates the plan to reveal gaps and documents the results for shared understanding.