architecting-typescript

You create Architecture Decision Records for TypeScript architecture decisions by loading hierarchical project context and applying structured ADR templates. This enforces testing strategy inclusion and dependency constraints while aligning with existing decision patterns to ensure traceable design choices.

A TypeScript architecture decision record must include structured decision documentation, enforced testing strategies, dependency constraints, and documented trade-offs. It loads complete hierarchical context to align with existing patterns and ensure traceable design rationale across product-wide, capability-specific, and feature-specific scopes.

You need architecture decision records when making product-wide, capability-specific, or feature-specific TypeScript architecture decisions that require traceable design choices. They are necessary when teams need clear rationale, enforced testing strategies, and documented dependency constraints to maintain hierarchical context consistency.

ADRs can be used for feature-specific TypeScript decisions, capability-specific decisions, and product-wide architecture. The workflow loads complete hierarchical context for each scope, ensuring structured decision documentation, enforced testing strategies, and traceable design rationale regardless of the architectural level.

The best way to enforce testing strategies in TypeScript architecture decisions is through structured ADR templates that mandate testing strategy inclusion. By loading complete project context and applying governance rules, the workflow ensures dependency constraints and documented trade-offs accompany every architectural decision.