nist0/copilot_dev/.github/skills/engineering/project-management/adr
copilot_dev/.github/skills/engineering/project-management/adr/SKILL.md
# ADR (Architecture Decision Records) ## When to use - You need to record architectural decisions with context and tradeoffs. - You want traceability of “why” over time. ## Workflow 1) Define decision scope - what decision, what is impacted, who are stakeholders 2) Capture context - constraints, goals, alternatives 3) Compare options - tradeoffs (risk, cost, maintainability) 4) Decision and consequences - what we choose and what it implies 5) Follow-ups - implementation tasks
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SKILL.md
ADR (Architecture Decision Records)
When to use
- You need to record architectural decisions with context and tradeoffs.
- You want traceability of “why” over time.
Workflow
- Define decision scope
- what decision, what is impacted, who are stakeholders
- Capture context
- constraints, goals, alternatives
- Compare options
- tradeoffs (risk, cost, maintainability)
- Decision and consequences
- what we choose and what it implies
- Follow-ups
- implementation tasks and validation plan
Outputs
- ADR template filled with: Context / Options / Decision / Consequences
- Links to issues/PRs
- Action items list
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