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You generate ADRs and decision logs by running an in-depth design and decision-making interview that captures key outcomes in durable documentation artifacts. This structured interview process ensures critical decisions are thoroughly evaluated and recorded.

The best way to conduct a design review is using a one-question-at-a-time interview format that systematically captures domain terms and risks. This approach ensures comprehensive plan evaluation and generates glossary entries alongside decision documentation.

You need structured decision documentation when a project demands thorough future-proofing of decisions and detailed records for future contributors. It is ideal for complex projects requiring comprehensive plan evaluation and durable artifacts like ADRs.

You document design decisions by executing a comprehensive design review that produces glossary entries and decision logs. This process captures critical decisions and domain terms as durable artifacts, facilitating implementation and understanding for future contributors.

Yes, you can use a structured interview to create glossary entries and ADRs simultaneously. The interview facilitates a comprehensive design review that automatically generates these documentation artifacts alongside decision logs during the evaluation process.