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To check Architecture Decision Records before implementing code, you automatically surface relevant ADRs by providing a task description. The system retrieves matching records and provides summaries including the title, decision, file path, and relevance score to ensure compliance.

The best way to ensure code compliance with ADRs is to automatically retrieve relevant architecture decisions based on your task. This provides implementation guidance and a brief statement on the net constraint of the decisions, reducing contradictions and rediscovery during development.

To find relevant contextual information for a specific task like MQTT discovery, you run the context skill with your topic. It automatically surfaces the most relevant Architecture Decision Records, including their file paths and relevance scores for your implementation.

Yes, you can get implementation guidance for existing architectural decisions automatically. The system applies to code implementation workflows in projects with ADRs, offering a brief statement on the net constraint of the decisions to aid in compliance.

You should retrieve architectural decisions before writing new code to ensure developers honor existing architecture decisions. This reduces rediscovery and contradictions, keeping your new implementation within established project guidelines.

Yes, this ADR retrieval method works without external dependencies. It utilizes internal scripts and references to automatically surface relevant Architecture Decision Records based on your given topic or task description.