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To validate a feature plan against a domain model, challenge your project design to ensure terminology consistency and automatically update CONTEXT.md and ADRs as decisions are made.

Maintaining terminology consistency in software development documentation requires validating project plans against the established domain model and refining terms inline as design decisions are crystallized.

Yes, you can automatically update CONTEXT.md and ADRs during feature planning by challenging your design against the domain model, which crystallizes decisions directly into your documentation.

Yes, validating project plans requires a project with an established domain model and existing documentation to effectively check alignment and refine terminology.

You should refine terminology and update documentation whenever you develop a new feature, ensuring the feature's design aligns with the existing project terminology and domain model.