problem-solution-dialogue

A structured problem-solution dialogue resolves architecture decision ambiguity by generating 2-3 candidate options with clear trade-offs. It guides stakeholder alignment through pre-final output checks before committing to implementation details.

Comparing 2-3 candidate architecture options with explicit trade-offs guides stakeholder alignment. This structured problem-solving dialogue delivers a pre-final alignment output and a final decision artifact to resolve ambiguity.

Start a problem-solving dialogue by outlining current context and requesting 2-3 candidate options. The dialogue applies structured alignment steps to weigh trade-offs and produces a final decision artifact for architecture decisions.

You need a structured problem-solution dialogue when architecture goals, constraints, or success criteria are unclear, or when multiple viable options exist. It guides trade-off evaluation across 2-3 candidate solutions for stakeholder alignment.

The problem-solution dialogue withholds implementation details unless explicitly requested. It focuses on generating 2-3 candidate options, weighing trade-offs, and delivering a final decision artifact to resolve architecture ambiguity.