grill-with-docs

To stress-test an architecture plan against a domain model, use a guided interactive session that iteratively challenges your design to surface terminology conflicts and enforce consistent domain language before finalizing decisions.

The best way to update CONTEXT.md and ADRs during a design review is through inline documentation updates captured in real time as decisions crystallize, ensuring documentation stays aligned with architectural choices and preserves traceability.

To resolve terminology conflicts in a domain model, apply domain-clarifying questions during a design review session to surface inconsistencies and update your documentation inline as precise terminology is agreed upon.

You do not need existing ADRs to run a domain model grilling session, as the interactive process updates CONTEXT.md and decision records inline, capturing architecture decisions as they are newly formed and crystallized.

Documentation loses traceability after architecture discussions when decisions are not captured inline. Running an interactive grilling session preserves traceability by updating ADRs and CONTEXT.md in real time as issues are surfaced.