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manage-adrslisted

Use whenever the user wants to create, review, approve, reject, version, revise, supersede, undo, migrate, configure, audit, or fix the header/format of Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) via the `adrplus` CLI tool — including bringing pre-existing, hand-written ADR files into compliance with the adrplus schema, and managing adrplus's own plugin system (`adrplus plugins`/`sync`). Trigger on requests like "create an ADR for X", "approve this ADR", "supersede ADR 0001", "set up adrplus in this repo", "fix these ADR headers to match adrplus", "adjust our ADRs to the adrplus standard", "list/activate/install an adrplus plugin", or any mention of ADRs/architecture decision records in a repo that could use adrplus.
FRACerqueira/AdrPlus-IA-Plugin · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 75
Install: claude install-skill FRACerqueira/AdrPlus-IA-Plugin
# Managing ADRs with adrplus `adrplus` is a cross-platform .NET CLI tool for managing Architecture Decision Records. This skill teaches you how to drive it directly, without ever going through its interactive `--wizard` mode. ## Critical rule: never use `--wizard`/`-w`, and never run bare `adrplus wizard` `adrplus`'s wizard mode is an interactive terminal UI (arrow-key menus, live text prompts) built for a human sitting at a real terminal. You cannot drive it through the Bash tool — it will hang waiting for keystrokes it will never receive. This applies both to the `-w/--wizard` flag on any subcommand below and to the standalone top-level `adrplus wizard` command (a guided-operations entry point with no non-interactive form at all — it takes no arguments besides `--help`). **Always use the direct, non-interactive flags documented below instead.** If a user explicitly asks to run the wizard themselves, tell them to run the command in their own terminal — don't attempt it yourself. ## Prerequisite `adrplus` must already be installed as a .NET global tool: ```bash adrplus --version ``` If this fails, tell the user to run `dotnet tool install -g adrplus` (requires .NET 8+ runtime) before continuing. To upgrade an already-1.0.0-or-later install to a newer release, the command is `dotnet tool update -g adrplus`, then re-check with `adrplus --version`. Don't wait for a crash to mention this. **Requires v1.0.0 (final) or later — pre-releases (any `-beta*`/`-rc*` suffix) are no