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To align project goals before feature design, conduct a structured branch-by-branch interview to surface constraints, map dependencies, and consolidate context into a shared plan with documented decisions and trade-offs.

The best way to surface hidden risks during project planning is using a decision-tree interview format that probes branch-by-branch, forcing you to articulate assumptions and constraints before finalizing the plan.

Yes, you can use an interview-based approach to clarify project scope by working through targeted questions that map dependencies and consolidate shared understanding into a concrete plan with defined responsibilities.

To map dependencies for a new feature proposal, guide stakeholders through a structured interview that surfaces goals and constraints branch-by-branch, consolidating the context into a final summarized plan with risks and trade-offs.

Structured plan design requires no specific input formats or prior documentation, but demands clear prompts and attentive responses during the interview to accurately surface goals, constraints, and dependencies.

The final output of a structured planning interview is a summarized plan that explicitly documents all decisions, mapped dependencies, identified risks, and trade-offs reached during the branch-by-branch questioning process.