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You can generate project documentation while refining plans through an iterative, document-centric interviewing process. This approach facilitates structured dialogue to sharpen ideas and produces actionable documents like ADRs and glossary entries in parallel.

An iterative interviewing process for project planning is a structured dialogue method that systematically refines ideas and design concepts. It ensures thorough consideration of new projects by guiding teams through cycles of questioning and documentation creation.

To start a grilling session for creating ADRs and glossary entries, use the '/grilling' command. You should incorporate the '/domain-modeling' skill as a tool within your analysis to support the structured dialogue and document generation.

Yes, you can use this structured dialogue approach for existing project iterations. The process is ideal for teams seeking a systematic method to ensure thorough consideration and comprehensive documentation during both new and ongoing development.

Yes, you need structured dialogue skills to refine design through interviews. The process requires these capabilities to effectively guide the iterative interviewing and generate accompanying documentation alongside the development workflow.

The best way to create actionable documents during design refinement is to run an iterative, document-centric interviewing process. This method enables teams to generate architecture decision records and glossaries in parallel with their planning discussions.