gsd-discuss-phase

Adaptive questioning is a technique that dynamically prompts for relevant phase context to surface gray areas, producing a Phase X: Context document that captures decisions, scope, and open questions to reduce planning rework.

You can document phase decisions by generating a Phase X: Context.md file during the phase planning workflow, which records decisions, scope, open questions, and next steps to ensure full decision traceability.

The best way to surface gray areas in phase planning is applying adaptive questioning to collect context, yielding a structured Phase X: Context document that routes deterministically to research, plan, or view-context steps.

Yes, after generating the Phase X: Context document, you can route options to research-phase, plan-phase, or view-context steps to enable iterative refinement and deterministic workflow progression.

Adaptive questioning works for iterative context refinement by allowing you to view context and route back to research or planning steps, ensuring open questions are resolved before finalizing the phase setup.