/architecture-note
Record a brief Architecture Decision Record (ADR) about a recent technical choice.
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/architecture-note
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What this command does when you run it.
Record a brief Architecture Decision Record (ADR) about a recent technical choice.
Command definition
architecture-note.mddescription: "Record a brief Architecture Decision Record (ADR) about a recent technical choice." argument-hint: "<decision_summary>"
Architecture Note Command
CRITICAL BEHAVIORAL RULES
1. **Keep it Terse**: An ADR is a factual record, not a blog post. Focus on the constraints and the decision. 2. **Don't Overcomplicate**: Do not generate massive templates. Stick to Context, Decision, and Consequences.
Execution Steps
1. Parse the `$ARGUMENTS` to understand the decision made. 2. Determine if a `docs/adr/` directory exists. If not, create it. 3. Draft a short Markdown document named `YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.md`. 4. Include the problem context, the chosen solution, and the accepted trade-offs. 5. Save the file and confirm its creation.
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