gsd-discuss-phase

To convert unresolved project gray areas into actionable implementation decisions, load prior phase artifacts and scout the codebase to identify uncertainties. Use adaptive questioning to clarify remaining unknowns and export a phase-numbered CONTEXT.md file with locked decision statements for downstream agents.

Capturing missing project context for agent workflow planning requires adaptive questioning and codebase scouting to identify gray areas. This process applies user-guided scope control to deep-dive selected topics, producing a phase-specific CONTEXT.md file suitable for researcher and planner agent consumption.

Preparing a CONTEXT.md file for planning handoffs involves loading existing prior context files and identifying what remains undecided. Through adaptive questioning, you confirm unresolved areas and write a phase-numbered CONTEXT.md containing concrete decision statements ready for downstream research and DAG planning.

Yes, this context gathering approach requires loading prior phase artifacts and existing context files. It is specifically designed for project setup and planning handoffs where prior context exists but remaining uncertainties must be clarified and confirmed before proceeding with downstream research.

Adaptive questioning for codebase analysis works by scouting the codebase to identify unresolved gray areas, then presenting only those areas for user selection. Once selected, it deep-dives each topic through targeted questions until the user is satisfied, exporting the final decisions to a CONTEXT.md file.