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To validate a feature design against a domain model, you can stress-test your plans to ensure they align with the project's documented terminology and architecture. This clarifies terminology and updates documentation inline as decisions crystallize.

Keeping documentation updated during iterative development is achieved by validating design plans against your domain model and automatically recording architectural decisions. This process updates files like CONTEXT.md and ADRs inline as decisions are made.

You need to clarify project terminology when developing a new feature to ensure your design matches the project's domain model. It refines definitions and prevents inconsistencies between your implementation plans and documented decisions.

You do not need existing ADRs to start validating design plans, but understanding your project-specific contexts is required. The process updates or creates ADRs and CONTEXT.md files automatically as your architectural decisions crystallize.

Your feature plan conflicts with the domain model terminology because new designs often introduce inconsistent definitions. Clarifying terminology and stress-testing plans against the existing model resolves these discrepancies and updates the documentation.