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To uncover hidden assumptions in a product plan, you need relentless questioning that probes every decision-tree branch to resolve dependencies and clarify high-risk choices.

A design review that prioritizes high-risk decisions starts with the riskiest choices first, using structured inquiry to resolve dependencies before moving through each branch sequentially.

Structuring an interview to resolve a decision tree requires addressing each decision in sequence, demanding clear rationales for every choice to ensure complete branch coverage.

Yes, you can get an output-ready summary that provides a comprehensive, numbered account of all resolved decisions and their rationales, suitable for direct inclusion in design documentation.

You need structured inquiry for architecture discussions when high-risk decisions must be addressed and aligned, ensuring every branch of the plan is understood before implementation.

A decision-tree probing method clarifies dependencies by applying relentless questioning across each branch, requiring clear rationales to resolve and align high-risk decisions sequentially.