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record-decision

Skill1 starsChanged 12 days agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Append an architecture decision record to docs/decisions.md when a design decision is made, changed, accepted or superseded, and update the docs that reference it.

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    Read docs/decisions.md. The next number is the highest ADR-NNNN plus one, zero-padded to four digits.

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    Update every doc that states the decision: AGENTS.md, the overview, architecture, dependency policy, platform and subsystem docs, the …

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SKILL.md

Record an architecture decision

Title: $ARGUMENTS

  1. Read docs/decisions.md. The next number is the highest ADR-NNNN plus one, zero-padded to four digits.
  2. Accepting a Proposed ADR the user just approved: change only its Status line to Accepted, and add the user's words and date to its Context if they added conditions. Then go to step 5.
  3. Otherwise draft a new ADR using the template at the top of that file:
    • Status: Accepted only if the user explicitly made or approved the decision in this conversation. Otherwise Proposed.
    • Date: today's date.
    • Context, Decision, Consequences, Alternatives considered: factual and specific, with numbers where they exist.
    • Revisit when: a concrete, observable trigger, not "if needed".
  4. If this supersedes an earlier ADR: change only that ADR's Status line to Superseded by ADR-NNNN. Do not rewrite its text. Append the new ADR at the end of docs/decisions.md.
  5. Update every doc that states the decision: AGENTS.md, the overview, architecture, dependency policy, platform and subsystem docs, the roadmap, the READMEs of the crates it shapes, and CONTRIBUTING.md or SECURITY.md when it changes how people work or report. Reference the ADR number in each place you change. If it answers a task's Decide first line, say so in a note under that task.
  6. Report the ADR number and title, its status, and the docs updated. If it's Proposed, say what the user needs to decide.

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