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Refine an unclear product plan through structured documentation by conducting a focused design interview that challenges assumptions and captures important decisions. This process generates architecture decision records and glossaries alongside the discussion.

The best way to create architecture decision records during a design review is to use a guided interview process that pressure-tests system designs and produces durable records of the reasoning behind key decisions.

An interview-based approach improves domain modeling by relentlessly questioning assumptions during collaborative design sessions, directly refining terminology and generating a glossary to align team understanding.

Yes, you can pressure-test a system design and generate a glossary simultaneously by running a structured questioning process that captures domain knowledge and produces supporting design documents in parallel.

You need architecture decision records for product planning when you must pressure-test a new system design and create a durable record of the reasoning behind key technical or product decisions.

Yes, you need integration with domain-modeling workflows to effectively create ADRs and glossaries during collaborative design sessions, ensuring assumptions and terminology are properly refined.