- In short
- A discovery translation table records each finding as one row with four columns: the stakeholder statement verbatim, the constraint it implies, the architectural decision that constraint forces, and any assumption being documented where the constraint is not yet confirmed. One row per item keeps the reasoning chain intact from discovery into design, and an assumption is only acceptable when it is explicitly labelled as unconfirmed with an owner to confirm it.
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