grill-with-docs

To validate a feature design against your domain model, you can use this Skill to review the design document and ensure its terminology aligns with your project's documented domain language. It checks plans against existing domain definitions and flags misalignments.

Updating documentation and ADRs during a design review is handled by this Skill by validating plans against existing decisions and appending new contexts to `CONTEXT.md`. It ensures your architecture decision records reflect the latest design outcomes.

To check if a new software plan conflicts with existing architecture decisions, this Skill cross-references your plans against documented ADRs and the domain model. It identifies potential contradictions early before implementation begins.

Validating plans against domain documentation does require manual intervention for resolving domain-specific contexts and finalizing documentation updates. The Skill flags alignment issues but relies on human input for complex domain decisions.

You need to stress-test project plans against project documentation before finalizing a new feature design or making structural changes. This ensures design decisions align with the project's language and previously documented decisions.

Yes, you can use this Skill to update `CONTEXT.md` files inline as new design decisions are made during the review process. It integrates documentation updates directly into the plan validation workflow.