gsd-discuss-phase

You can capture planning context by loading prior context and stakeholders' intents to identify undecided decisions, then using adaptive questions to surface remaining gray areas for user-directed discussion and closure. This generates a definitive CONTEXT.md file.

A discuss-phase workflow accelerates planning by eliciting phase-specific context through adaptive questions, reducing back-and-forth and aligning assumptions before action. You need it when researchers and planners require locked decisions to investigate or execute downstream tasks.

To generate a CONTEXT.md file, run a discuss-phase workflow with the required phase arguments and context sources. The deterministic process scouts relevant assets, identifies gray areas, and prints a {phase_num}-CONTEXT.md containing extracted implementation decisions.

Yes, adaptive questions frame context for multi-phase workflows by loading prior context and identifying undecided gray areas. The process outputs a {phase_num}-CONTEXT.md for each phase, ensuring downstream researchers and planners have the locked decisions they need.

No specific dependencies or components are required. The workflow requires phase arguments and context sources as input, then executes a deterministic process that prints the {phase_num}-CONTEXT.md file to guide downstream actions.

Planning workflows fail when assumptions are unaligned. This skill solves the problem by using adaptive questions to elicit phase-specific context, capturing stakeholder intents and locking decisions into a CONTEXT.md file to align downstream agents before action.