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To pull ADRs and contracts from Obsidian for feature planning, use targeted document retrieval to collect only relevant sections, ensuring canonical contracts and immutable data models surface for review without information overload.

Contextual planning uses a knowledge home by gathering essential documents like canonical contracts, immutable data models, and phase plans to ground early-stage design decisions and improve plan accuracy.

Load specific sections of runbooks and planning docs by applying targeted document retrieval using Grep, Glob, and Obsidian view operations to fetch only essential snippets relevant to your current task.

Yes, you can use Bash and Grep to retrieve canonical contracts from an Obsidian vault. The workflow supports these tools alongside Obsidian-specific operations to query and load documents that guide planning decisions.

You need to surface ADRs during early-stage design and planning tasks when decisions must be guided by previously established architectural records, canonical contracts, and phased plans from your knowledge home.

The best way to reduce information overload when reviewing planning documents is selective context gathering, which collects only essential ADRs, canonical contracts, and runbooks rather than loading entire vaults.