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Domain model validation challenges your feature plans against existing architecture to ensure alignment. By stress-testing designs collaboratively, you verify that new features fit the established domain boundaries and documented decisions before implementation.

Inline documentation updates capture design decisions directly in CONTEXT.md and ADRs during collaborative discussions. This ensures architectural decisions and domain context are recorded accurately as discussions happen, maintaining shared understanding.

Terminology refinement sharpens and clarifies domain language during design discussions to ensure alignment. It identifies ambiguous terms and updates inline documentation, guaranteeing all collaborators share a precise understanding of the domain.

Exploring your codebase and documentation is required to provide the context for domain model validation. The Skill analyzes existing project files, ADRs, and domain models to accurately stress-test new plans and update inline documentation.

Use domain model validation when developing new features to ensure alignment with existing architecture. It is ideal for collaborative design discussions where you need to refine terminology and update CONTEXT.md or ADRs inline as decisions are made.

Design validation focuses on terminology refinement and inline documentation updates rather than structural code testing. It ensures plans align with the domain model and captures decisions in files like ADRs, but does not execute or verify code behavior.