adr-relationships

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Domain analysis, conflict detection, and relationship validation for Architecture Decision Records. Use when creating or validating ADRs to ensure consistency.

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# ADR Relationship Management Provides logic for domain analysis, conflict detection, and relationship tracking in Architecture Decision Records. ## When to Use This Skill | Use this skill when... | Use blueprint-adr-validate instead when... | |---|---| | You need domain tagging logic for grouping related ADRs | You're running a one-shot ADR validation report | | You need conflict detection between ADRs in the same domain | You're auditing all ADRs before a release | | You need bidirectional relationship validation between ADRs | Use blueprint-adr-list instead when you only need a flat ADR index | | You're authoring a new ADR and want to find related decisions | Use blueprint-derive-plans instead when generating ADRs from existing code | ## Core Capabilities 1. **Domain Analysis**: Scope ADRs by domain tag to find related decisions 2. **Conflict Detection**: Surface potential conflicts in same domain 3. **Relationship Validation**: Ensure bidirectional consistency 4. **Orphan Detection**: Find ADRs with broken references ## Standard Domains | Domain | Covers | |--------|--------| | `state-management` | Redux, Zustand, MobX, Context, signals | | `data-layer` | Database choice, ORM, caching strategies | | `api-design` | REST, GraphQL, tRPC, versioning | | `authentication` | Auth providers, session handling, tokens | | `testing` | Test frameworks, strategies, coverage | | `deployment` | CI/CD, containers, serverless, hosting | | `frontend-framework` | React, Vue, Svelte, ...

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Author
laurigates
Repository
laurigates/claude-plugins
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
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License
MIT

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