architecture-design

You can generate an architecture design from a PRD by providing your product requirements and functional design documents, which the system then translates into a formal architecture document with technology choices, data models, and security controls.

A system architecture document for scalable systems includes proposed technology stacks, system layering rules, data models, backup strategies, security controls like authentication and encryption, and defined non-functional performance goals.

To decide on a tech stack for your product requirements, the system analyzes your functional designs and proposes suitable programming languages, frameworks, and data storage solutions with justifications based on your scalability needs.

Yes, you can use this architecture design process for defining non-functional requirements, as it specifically reflects scalable performance goals, security controls, and data backup strategies into the generated architecture document.

Before generating an architecture design, you need to prepare prerequisite input files like docs/product-requirements.md and docs/functional-design.md, which provide the functional context needed to update docs/architecture.md.