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rcode-create-architecturelisted

Write an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) to lock a significant technical decision. Activates when the user says "write an ADR", "create architecture decision", "document this architectural choice", "write an architecture record", "lock this technical decision", or "record the decision to use X". Do NOT use for implementation code (use rcode-dev-story) or sprint planning (use rcode-sprint-planning).
hanzlahabib/rcode · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70
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@.rcode/references/karpathy-guidelines.md ## Overview Write an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) to lock a significant technical decision. ## Workflow Follow the instructions in ./workflow.md. ## Output Format - ADR file structure is fixed: Title | Status | Date | Decider | Context | Decision | Consequences | Alternatives Considered - Saved to .rcode/decisions/{NNN}-{slug}.md with sequential numbering - Status values: Proposed / Accepted / Deprecated / Superseded - At least 2 alternatives considered, each with explicit rejection reason - Do NOT skip the Alternatives section — it's the most important part ## Examples ### Happy Path **Input:** "Create an ADR for choosing Postgres over MongoDB" **Expected behavior:** Ask for context (what project, constraints). Produce ADR with Context, Decision (Postgres), Consequences (trade-offs both ways), Alternatives (MongoDB rejected because X, SQLite rejected because Y). ### Edge Case: Insufficient Justification **Input:** "ADR: we're using React" **Expected behavior:** Refuse to write a one-liner ADR. Ask: "What did you reject (Vue, Svelte, Angular)? What trade-offs did you weigh? An ADR without alternatives is a note, not a decision record."