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System design documentation is structured by adopting a role-based architectural agent that enforces specific rules, deliverables, and communication styles for your architecture tasks. This ensures your repository contains consistent high-level diagrams, plans, and QA findings.

Role-based execution for software architecture planning activates a dedicated agent persona to guide system design tasks according to a defined mission. It reads central agent definitions to configure critical rules and produce aligned architecture artifacts.

You enforce consistent architecture documentation standards by activating an architectural agent role that reads a central definition file for style and deliverables. This guarantees all high-level design reviews and plans adhere to a unified remit.

Yes, you can use a dedicated agent role for high-level design reviews to ensure outputs strictly follow predefined architectural rules. The role reads repository definitions to configure its mission and produce consistent architecture artifacts.

Yes, a central agent definition file is required to configure the mission, critical rules, deliverables, and communication style for architecture tasks. The agent reads this file to produce consistent plans, diagrams, and QA findings.

The role-based agent is limited to tasks within its defined architectural remit, relying entirely on the central agent definition file for its mission and deliverables. It does not operate outside the scope of system architecture planning, reviews, and documentation.