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Rewriting a design plan to be more actionable involves resolving identified altitude failures and scope issues. The process outputs a rewritten version of the plan that is more scoped, state-of-the-art, and directly actionable for implementation.

An altitude failure in architectural planning occurs when a design plan is either too vague, known as fog, or too granular, known as tunnel vision. Diagnosing these issues ensures the plan maintains the correct scope and remains actionable within the codebase.

Getting a senior engineer perspective on your codebase analysis involves running an adversarial review process that checks your design plans for clarity and adherence to current best practices. This process outputs a rewritten, actionable plan with improved scope.

Yes, you can use this approach for both code and architectural reviews. It specifically applies to planning and architectural reviews by analyzing plans from a senior perspective to ensure they are grounded in current best practices and codebase realities.

Rewriting a design plan to be more actionable involves resolving identified altitude failures and scope issues. The process outputs a rewritten version of the plan that is more scoped, state-of-the-art, and directly actionable for implementation.