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Idea triage evaluates development concepts by design latitude, reversibility, and blast radius to determine if they are ready for planning or require a workshop. It gates progress between ideation and execution to prevent rushing into AI-assisted development without sound architectural reasoning.

To evaluate feature readiness for planning, assess the idea's design latitude and blast radius to categorize it as clear, reasoned, or workshop-required. This structured decision-making protocol prevents re-litigating decisions and ensures AI agents stay aligned with architectural goals.

Your AI agent loses focus when progressing untriaged ideas into execution. Implementing a reasoning gate evaluates blast radius and reversibility first, automatically generating decision documentation to maintain project consistency across future sessions.

Yes, a repository docs root is required for structured decision-making protocols. The system resolves documentation directories to automatically generate reasoning notes, ensuring project consistency and preventing the re-litigation of architectural decisions in future sessions.

Use an ideation gating mechanism when facing complex feature ideas with significant blast radius or low reversibility. It categorizes tasks requiring a design workshop versus those ready for immediate planning, preventing architectural drift in AI-assisted development.

Yes, you can document architectural decisions automatically during the triage process. The mechanism generates reasoning notes as it evaluates design latitude and blast radius, permanently recording the structured decision-making protocol outcomes to prevent future re-litigation.