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To clarify project requirements before development, you can interrogate ambiguous requirements using a structured grill protocol that enforces one sharp question per turn to validate assumptions, define boundaries, and enumerate scope.

Validating scope to prevent wasted tokens is achieved through a disciplined Q&A flow covering restate, boundary, success, constraints, assumptions, risks, priority, MECE, and scope enumeration before executing swarm decomposition.

You interrogate ambiguous design decisions under uncertainty by applying a structured grill protocol that steps through requirement restatement, boundary definition, risk assessment, and tier decisions to validate design choices before building.

Yes, you can integrate requirement validation directly into swarm planning; the grill protocol interrogates requirements to produce an executable problem statement and validated scope immediately before swarm decomposition begins.

You should use MECE scope enumeration for requirements when design decisions must be made under uncertainty, ensuring mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive boundaries before allocating development resources.