architecture-spec

To generate architecture specs from a PRD, you can use a tool that reads your Product Requirements Document and outputs a structured architecture specification. This ensures clear tech stack decisions, data models, and component relationships to guide your iOS system design.

An architecture specification document translates product requirements into actionable technical decisions, including architecture patterns and data models. You need one to accelerate decision-making, reduce ambiguity, and provide clear implementation guidance for engineers and architects.

Yes, PRD to architecture generation works for macOS projects. The process applies architecture decisions, tech stack selection, and app structure planning across both iOS and macOS environments, supporting both MVP and full-product scopes.

To create an ARCHITECTURE.md file, run an automated workflow against your requirements document located at docs/PRD.md. The system enforces prerequisites and outputs the architecture specification directly to docs/ARCHITECTURE.md with structured sections and rationale.

The best way to document architecture patterns and tech stack decisions is by generating a comprehensive markdown file. This approach captures component relationships, rationale, and trade-offs directly from your PRD, ensuring the documentation remains actionable and integrated into your project repository.

Yes, you need a completed PRD before generating an architecture specification. The generation process explicitly reads from docs/PRD.md and enforces prerequisites, requiring a defined product scope to accurately determine tech stack selection and app structure.