create-architectural-decision-record

To generate an Architectural Decision Record, provide the required inputs like DecisionTitle, Context, Decision, Alternatives, and Stakeholders. The tool outputs a standardized Markdown file with structured sections and front matter, saving it automatically to your docs/adr directory.

An ADR is an Architectural Decision Record that captures important design choices. It should include front matter like title, status, date, authors, and tags, alongside content sections for Context, Decision, Consequences, Alternatives with rationales, Implementation Notes, and References.

Yes, ADR documentation can be automatically saved using the adr-NNNN-[title-slug].md naming convention. The tool handles the file creation and saves it directly under the /docs/adr/ folder for consistent repository governance and human review.

Yes, the ADR generator validates required inputs before creating the Markdown file. It checks for necessary fields like Context, Decision, and Alternatives to ensure consistent, machine-readable output suitable for repository governance.

The best way to document AI-assisted architectural decisions consistently is using standardized ADR templates. This ensures every AI-driven choice is captured with machine-readable Markdown front matter and structured sections for human review.

Your ADR workflow needs machine-readable output for repository governance to automate compliance checks and track decision history. Standardized Markdown with structured front matter allows automated tools to parse and validate architectural decisions.