gsd-discuss-phase

To gather missing project context before planning, use interactive phase discussions to ask targeted questions that clarify unresolved decisions and constraints. This ensures all gray areas are addressed upfront, producing phase context that downstream planning agents can use directly without re-asking settled questions.

Workflow routing for decision capture directs discussions through correct paths, including assumptions-based branches and interactive fallbacks. It identifies remaining gray areas in a phase and asks only necessary questions to clarify unresolved implementation choices before producing planning context.

To prevent premature planning, initiate a phase discussion to surface and resolve unresolved implementation choices first. By adaptively asking only questions needed to clarify remaining gray areas, you avoid writing artifacts before necessary decision context is fully loaded and prepared.

Yes, you can use interactive question gathering to prepare context documents for downstream research agents. The process captures prior context and constraints through targeted questions, producing phase context that planning and research agents can consume directly without additional clarification.

You should not use a guided discussion phase when all project decisions are already settled and prior context is fully loaded. If there are no remaining gray areas to clarify or unresolved implementation choices to capture, the adaptive questioning workflow will have no decisions to route or resolve.