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You can stress-test plans by engaging in an interactive question-by-question dialogue that interrogates your design decisions against the domain model. As decisions crystallize, the session updates CONTEXT.md and ADRs inline to lock down terminology.

The best way to align terminology is through an interactive grilling session that challenges your plan against the repository's domain language. It locks down design decisions and updates CONTEXT.md inline to reduce onboarding friction.

You can update CONTEXT.md and ADRs by running an interactive interrogation of your design decisions. As decisions crystallize, the tool applies inline updates to your documentation to ensure alignment with the domain model.

You need an ADR when you must lock down project design decisions and align terminology with the domain model. Capturing decisions in ADRs consolidates shared knowledge and reduces onboarding friction for the team.

Yes, you can use interactive questioning to optionally explore your codebase when resolving branching questions and dependencies. It interrogates your current plan against the domain model to clarify and lock down design decisions.

Your plan diverges when design decisions lack alignment with the established domain model and terminology. An interactive grilling session stress-tests the plan against existing documentation to identify gaps and lock down decisions.