adr

You can standardize architecture decision records by using an automated workflow that generates sequentially numbered ADRs from a pre-filled template, ensuring consistent formatting and immediate discoverability across your project documentation.

Create a new architecture decision record by triggering the generation workflow, which automatically assigns sequential numbering, applies a standardized template, and updates the ADR index and checklist files for your technical documentation.

The best way to manage existing ADRs is through automated listing commands that display all records alongside their current status, while simultaneously updating the index file and checklist to maintain an accurate overview of architectural choices.

Yes, you can validate architecture decision records before acceptance by running the optional validation step, which checks the ADR for completeness to ensure all critical architectural choices are fully and consistently documented.

You need to update the ADR index and checklist files whenever a new architecture decision record is created, a process that is fully automated to integrate the new entry into your project documentation without manual intervention.