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To validate a project plan against a domain model, run a session to challenge your proposed architecture and terminology. This process stress-tests your plan, refines terms for consistency, and updates inline documentation as decisions are made.

Inline documentation for project planning captures architectural and terminology decisions directly within your workflow. It ensures your project plan and domain model documentation stay synchronized without manual updates after the fact.

Refining terminology consistency involves reviewing your project plan to align domain-specific terms with the existing domain model. This enhances clarity by standardizing vocabulary and automatically updating inline documentation references.

Yes, you can update markdown documentation inline while validating a plan by pointing the tool to your markdown file. It processes the document, refines terminology against the domain model, and writes decisions directly back.

Yes, plan validation requires an existing domain model to challenge your project plan against. The tool uses the domain model as a baseline to verify terminology consistency and ensure architectural decisions align with established constraints.