Overview
A relentless interview can become exhausting or repetitive. The skill should be tuned when it routinely asks low-value questions. Useful controls include explicit stopping points, a narrower scope, or an instruction to group recommendations when time is constrained.
The interview does not eliminate the need for later review. It reduces uncertainty, but the code can still expose new information. The design process may need to loop back when research, prototyping, implementation, or QA reveals a flawed assumption.
The agent's recommended answer is not authoritative. It is a decision aid. Accepting recommendations solely to move faster would recreate the same misalignment the interview is intended to prevent.