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Design tech stack, system architecture, data model, and infrastructure plan. Frontend: "Which frontend framework?" - Next.js 14 (React, SSR/SSG, App Router) — best for SEO + dynamic apps - Astro (static-first, island architecture) — best for content sites - Remix (full-stack React, nested routes) — best for complex forms/data - Other (specify) Backend: "Which backend approach?" - Next.js API Routes (monolith, simpler) — good for small-medium projects - NestJS (microservices-ready, TypeORM) — good for complex APIs - Serverless (Lambda/Edge functions)…

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    Read brief, proposal, and any technical constraints mentioned.

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    USER APPROVAL GATE: after each selection.

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    Write ADR to deliverables/docs/architecture.md using technical spec template.

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    Write tech spec to deliverables/docs/technical-spec.md.

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    USER APPROVAL GATE: before implementation begins.

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/architect — Technical Architecture

Design tech stack, system architecture, data model, and infrastructure plan.

Instructions

Phase 1: Requirements Review

Read brief, proposal, and any technical constraints mentioned.

Phase 2: Stack Recommendation

Spawn technical-director to present options via AskUserQuestion:

Frontend: "Which frontend framework?"

  • Next.js 14 (React, SSR/SSG, App Router) — best for SEO + dynamic apps
  • Astro (static-first, island architecture) — best for content sites
  • Remix (full-stack React, nested routes) — best for complex forms/data
  • Other (specify)

Backend: "Which backend approach?"

  • Next.js API Routes (monolith, simpler) — good for small-medium projects
  • NestJS (microservices-ready, TypeORM) — good for complex APIs
  • Serverless (Lambda/Edge functions) — good for event-driven
  • Other (specify)

Database: "Which database?"

  • PostgreSQL (relational, robust) — best for structured data
  • MongoDB (document, flexible) — best for varied schemas
  • Supabase (PostgreSQL + auth + storage) — fastest to ship
  • Other (specify)

Hosting: "Where to deploy?"

  • Vercel (zero-config Next.js) — easiest for frontend
  • AWS (EC2/ECS/Lambda) — most flexible
  • DigitalOcean (simple VPS) — best cost/control balance

USER APPROVAL GATE after each selection.

Phase 3: Architecture Design

Spawn technical-director + dev-lead to create:

  • System architecture diagram (text-based C4 model)
  • Data model / entity relationships
  • API endpoint design (RESTful)
  • Authentication and authorization strategy
  • Third-party integration plan

Phase 4: Infrastructure

Spawn devops-engineer to plan:

  • CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions)
  • Environment setup (dev, staging, production)
  • Monitoring and alerting
  • Deployment strategy

Phase 5: Documentation

Write ADR to deliverables/docs/architecture.md using technical spec template. Write tech spec to deliverables/docs/technical-spec.md.

USER APPROVAL GATE before implementation begins.

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