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To validate project plans against a domain model, you stress-test your proposed features to ensure alignment with existing context. This process checks your project plans for consistency and identifies terminology conflicts before implementation begins.

Refining project terminology involves challenging your planned features against established domain definitions. This ensures your project's terminology remains clear and consistent across all documentation and codebase discussions.

Yes, you can update documentation inline by dynamically modifying CONTEXT.md and ADRs as decisions are made. This keeps your documentation synchronized with the project's evolution during planning sessions.

Domain model validation works effectively for exploring new feature implications by testing plans against your project context. It ensures your proposed features align with the established domain model and terminology.

You need to synchronize CONTEXT.md and ADRs with project plans when making active decisions during software development. This inline documentation update prevents context drift and maintains alignment with your domain model.