archi-design-patterns

Architecture documentation standardization uses formal pattern matrices and self-checklists to verify consistency before generating design.md outputs. It enforces standardized descriptions for state machines, pipelines, decision matrices, and protocols to enable consistent auditing.

State machine and pipeline design patterns are needed when architecture projects require formal pattern selection and consistent design outputs. This Skill supplies standard formats for state machines, pipelines, decision matrices, and protocols to feed design generation workflows.

Yes, these design patterns directly generate design.md section 2. The Skill organizes core patterns into a standard matrix that serves as a quick reference for the /archi.plan step_4_generate workflow, feeding structured outputs into documentation generation.

Architecture design pattern auditing uses integrated self-checklists to verify completeness and consistency before generation. These checklists feed the /archi.code step_5 audit workflow to validate pattern selection and ensure standardized design outputs.

Design pattern selection uses a standard pattern matrix to compare state machines, pipelines, decision matrices, and protocols. This Skill applies a formal structure with integrated self-checklists to guide pattern selection and validate consistency for system design tasks.

No dependencies are required to implement these architecture design patterns. The Skill operates independently, organizing core patterns into standardized templates to apply directly to system design tasks requiring pattern selection, self-checks, and consistent outputs.