grill-with-docs

To validate a feature plan against domain models, you can grill the plan against established domain knowledge to ensure alignment. This process checks your design decisions, refines terminology, and updates inline documentation like ADRs as decisions are made.

The best way to refine terminology and document decisions is to challenge your plans against existing domain models. This process clarifies project terminology and updates inline documentation such as CONTEXT.md as decisions are finalized.

Yes, you can update CONTEXT.md and ADRs while reviewing a plan. The domain model validation process refines terminology and updates inline documentation directly as design decisions are crystallized during the session.

Domain model validation works effectively for aligning design decisions with current documentation. It tests your plans against established domain knowledge and updates inline documentation to reflect the newly made decisions.

To start a session checking if your plan aligns with the project domain model, initiate a grill-with-docs session for your plan. This tests your plans against established domain knowledge and updates documentation as decisions are made.