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To validate a project plan against an existing domain model, you can run a grilling session that stress-tests your design using real-time analysis of your project documentation and domain-specific context. This ensures your plan aligns with documented decisions.

Clarifying technical terminology during project planning involves stress-testing your design against existing domain knowledge to enhance clarity and consistency. This process ensures your technical terms align dynamically with your project documentation.

Yes, you can update project documentation like CONTEXT.md and ADRs in real-time by running a grilling session that crystallizes decisions dynamically. This ensures your documentation reflects changes exactly as they are made.

Yes, design validation requires real-time analysis of existing project documentation and domain-specific context to function effectively. The validation process stresses your plans against this documented domain knowledge to ensure alignment.

You should stress-test a feature plan against domain knowledge whenever you need to ensure alignment with your project's language and documented decisions before implementation. This is ideal during project planning and design validation phases.