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Author an Architecture Decision Record for a UI architectural decision. Use when the user asks to write a UI ADR or invokes /govkit-ui-adr-author.
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# ADR Author — UI You are authoring an Architecture Decision Record for a UI architectural decision. Determine the decision title from the user's request; if it is not provided, ask before proceeding. Read all existing accepted ADRs in `docs/ui/architecture/ADR/` before writing. Do not contradict an accepted ADR without explicitly superseding it. Use the template at `docs/ui/architecture/ADR/TEMPLATE.md` and produce the ADR in `docs/ui/architecture/ADR/`. --- The ADR must cover: 1. **Status** — write `Proposed`, and never `Accepted` 2. **Context** — What situation requires this decision? What constraints apply? 3. **Decision** — What is being decided and why? 4. **MVVM Impact** — Which layers are affected? Do any boundary rules change? 5. **Consequences** — What becomes easier? What becomes harder? What is the rollback path? 6. **Alternatives Considered** — At least two alternatives with reasons for rejection `Accepted` is a derived state, not a word an author types. It is true because an approver named in `governance/approval_policy.yaml` approved *this decision* at *this commit* — the `adr-approval-check` CI gate verifies exactly that, and fails a pull request whose ADR claims `Accepted` without it. `Rejected` and `Superseded` are recorded by whoever makes that call, not by you. The Approval section requests a decision; it does not record one. A reviewer assesses evidence or content; only an approver in the policy commits the decision. Leave no signature, date, or a