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Validating a plan against domain documentation requires grilling the proposed strategy against CONTEXT.md and ADRs to surface gaps. This process cross-references your plan with established project terminology to resolve ambiguities and ensure alignment.

Documentation grilling is a stress-testing process that interrogates a proposed plan against your domain model. It surfaces misalignments between strategy and established terminology, prompting structured updates to ADRs and glossaries as decisions crystallize.

Keeping CONTEXT.md and ADRs in sync involves applying a grilling process to your plan that prompts inline documentation updates. As architectural decisions solidify, the Skill provides structured recommendations to update project documents with rationale.

You can maintain glossary consistency by grilling your plan against the existing domain language. This surfaces terminology gaps and prompts inline glossary updates as decisions evolve, ensuring terminology consistency across the repository.

Ensuring traceable decision-making requires prompting for direct updates to project documents with rationale and outcomes. The grilling process provides structured recommendations until your plan achieves alignment with the domain model.