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To validate project plans against a domain model, you can use a guided interactive interview to stress-test terminology alignment and surface ambiguities. This process recursively traverses design decisions and dependencies to ensure consistency.

The best way to keep CONTEXT.md updated is through real-time documentation propagation during a structured interview. It enforces on-the-fly validation and automatically updates the domain model and ADR when decisions are settled.

An interactive interview helps terminology alignment by recursively traversing design decisions and cross-checking against the codebase. It prompts you to resolve ambiguities and gaps in project vocabulary on the fly.

Yes, you can trace design decisions and update ADRs automatically. A structured interview cross-checks existing ADRs, validates decisions against the codebase, and propagates settled outcomes directly to the documentation.

You need to stress-test project plans with context management whenever terminology alignment, design decision tracing, or live documentation updates are required to keep the project vocabulary aligned with the codebase.