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To capture architecture decision records and a glossary during a design review, use a structured grilling session that systematically questions a proposal and documents the clarified trade-offs and terminology as the discussion unfolds.

A grilling session for domain modeling is a rigorous interview process that exposes hidden assumptions in a vague plan, clarifies boundaries, and turns the discussion into durable decision records and a structured glossary.

You expose hidden assumptions in a technical design by pushing the proposal through iterative, systematic questioning that targets terminology and trade-offs, ensuring weak spots surface early before development begins.

Yes, you can use this interrogation approach for product ideas, technical designs, and architecture sessions where precision matters, because it systematically clarifies boundaries and produces documentation aligned with your workflow.

The best way to document trade-offs and boundaries in a domain modeling session is applying iterative questioning that systematically forces clarification of terminology, directly outputting structured decision records and a glossary.

You need to generate architecture decision records from a planning discussion when a vague design requires rigorous conversation to clarify terminology, expose hidden assumptions, and produce durable documentation for future reference.