create-control-manifest

To consolidate game development ADRs into actionable coding standards, extract required patterns and forbidden approaches from accepted records into a flat, layer-organized control manifest. This eliminates cross-referencing scattered architecture documentation during implementation.

A control manifest for game development architecture is a single flat rules sheet grouping technical decisions by architectural layer. It consolidates accepted ADRs, technical preferences, and engine API constraints to ensure consistent adherence without digging through multiple documents.

Generate a control manifest from accepted ADRs by automatically pulling performance guardrails and engine API constraints from your documentation. The extracted rules are grouped by Foundation, Core, Feature, and Presentation layers for quick programmer reference.

Use a control manifest instead of cross-referencing architecture documentation during post-architecture-review workflows. It solves the problem of inaccessible scattered ADRs and technical preferences by providing a single actionable reference that prevents repeated architectural mistakes.

Yes, you can organize extracted coding rules by architectural layers. The process groups all extracted patterns, forbidden approaches, and performance guardrails into Foundation, Core, Feature, and Presentation layers for quick programmer reference during implementation.