aidlc-design

Architecture decision records bridge planning and implementation by guiding engineers from domain design through ADRs. You generate logical designs detailing patterns and interfaces, then produce ADRs for significant decisions aligned with planning outcomes.

Domain design in the AI-DLC construction phase defines aggregates, entities, value objects, and events aligned with planning outcomes. It is initiated for the active unit to bridge planning to implementation after units and stories are created.

You generate domain models and design artifacts by initiating domain and logical design for the active unit. This workflow creates aggregates, entities, and value objects, then details patterns and interfaces, storing artifacts linked to the unit page.

You need to create ADRs and bounded contexts during the construction phase after units and stories are created. This bridges planning to implementation by enforcing disciplined workflows for domain models and decision records.

Yes, AI-DLC methodology manages end-to-end design workflows and tracks tasks by enforcing disciplined workflows. It initiates domain and logical design for the active unit and stores artifacts linked to the unit page.

ADRs for bridging planning and implementation require units and stories to be created first. This methodology enforces disciplined workflows, so it may not suit teams lacking structured planning outcomes or formal construction phase definitions.