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To clarify ambiguous requirements for a design review, use a structured interview process that asks one question at a time to resolve dependencies. This branch-by-branch approach surfaces tradeoffs and eliminates plan ambiguity to reach shared stakeholder alignment.

The best way to map dependencies across a decision tree is through relentless interview-driven alignment. By asking one question at a time and resolving each branch sequentially, you can surface open questions and clearly define tradeoffs within your design.

Yes, codebase analysis can help answer design review questions by exploring the codebase to ground recommendations. When a question can be answered by examining existing code, the system explores it directly to produce a recommended answer.

You can achieve stakeholder alignment on an unclear plan by guiding a structured, question-by-question interview. This forces branch-by-branch resolution of decisions and dependencies until all parties share the exact same understanding of the design.

Yes, interview-driven design alignment works for complex decision trees by walking through each branch to resolve dependencies sequentially. It handles complex tradeoffs by limiting the interview to one question at a time until every open dependency is resolved.

You should avoid using a question-by-question interview for requirement clarification if your plan or design already has zero ambiguity. This structured branch-by-branch alignment process is specifically built to stress-test and resolve unclear dependencies rather than validate finalized designs.