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Agile documentation is generated during iterative design analysis by running an interactive grilling session that challenges assumptions and automatically produces ADRs and glossary entries as your project plan evolves.

A design workshop grilling session is a methodical process that challenges the core assumptions, structure, and strategy of a new project to produce a detailed plan while simultaneously creating accompanying vocabulary documents.

To start a grilling session for domain modeling, invoke the /grilling command which runs the associated domain-modeling skill to begin challenging your strategy and creating structured design documents.

Yes, you can use this for agile development planning because it is specifically tailored to explore assumptions, discuss strategies, and maintain iterative project plans during a single interactive grilling-like session.

No, you do not need to create agile documentation from scratch before analysis because the grilling process produces accompanying documents and vocabularies dynamically as your design learning emerges.