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Creates and updates Architecture Decision Records (ADR) to document significant architectural decisions for the ABIOGENESIS project.
Strengths
- Clear structure with a predefined template (ADR-XXX) and step-by-step instructions.
- Includes an index and checklist to ensure completeness.
- Guidance on when to create an ADR (framework, database, refactoring) and when to skip.
- Supports status updates and cross-referencing.
Limitations
- Specific to the ABIOGENESIS project (`docs/architecture/` directory).
- Requires prior knowledge of ADR format for optimal use.
- File numbering must be done manually (no auto-increment).
Use this skill when you need to record a major architectural decision (framework choice, database, integration pattern) within the project.
Avoid using it for minor fixes, incremental improvements, or decisions that have no lasting architectural impact.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill only includes safe bash commands (ls and cp) for listing and copying ADR template files. No destructive, obfuscated, or exfiltrating actions are present.
No concerns found
Examples
Create a new ADR for our decision to adopt PostgreSQL as the primary database for ABIOGENESIS. Use the ADR template from the skill and suggest the next ADR number based on existing records.Update ADR-002 (Scarlet Setup) status to 'Accepted' and add a 'Last Updated' date of today. Also check the checklist to ensure all sections are filled.List all Architecture Decision Records in the ABIOGENESIS project and show their statuses in a table.name: adr description: Create and update Architecture Decision Records for ABIOGENESIS
ADR (Architecture Decision Record) Skill
Purpose
Maintain architectural documentation using the ADR format for significant decisions.
When to Create an ADR
Create an ADR when decisions involve:
- Framework or tool selection (e.g., Letta adoption)
- Database or storage choices
- Integration patterns
- Major refactoring
- Technology stack changes
Small fixes and incremental improvements don't need ADRs.
ADR Template
See docs/architecture/adr-template.md for the full template, but use this structure:
# ADR-XXX: Descriptive Title
**Status**: [Proposed | Accepted | Deprecated | Rejected]
**Date**: YYYY-MM-DD
**Author**: Claude Code
## Context
[Why do we need to make this decision?]
## Decision
[What have we decided to do?]
## Consequences
### Positive
- [Benefits]
### Negative
- [Drawbacks]
### Neutral
- [Trade-offs]
## Alternatives Considered
- [Option]: Why rejected
## References
- [Links]
Usage
Create new ADR
# Check next number
ls docs/architecture/adr-*.md | sort
# Copy template
cp docs/architecture/adr-template.md docs/architecture/adr-XXX-title.md
Update Status
When implementing or deprecating:
- Open the ADR
- Change Status header
- Add Last Updated date
ADR Index
| Number | Title | Status | |--------|-------|--------| | ADR-001 | Letta Framework Adoption | Accepted | | ADR-002 | Scarlet Setup (Foundation + Embeddings) | Accepted |
Checklist
- [ ] Filename:
adr-XXX-title.md - [ ] Status valid
- [ ] All sections filled
- [ ] CHANGELOG.md updated
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