create-justification

Automating decision-making documentation involves generating a markdown justification file with a unique three-word ID, frontmatter date, and formatted title. This ensures standardized, traceable records of architectural decisions and design trade-offs without manual file setup.

To prevent filename conflicts when creating justification files, the system uses a unique three-word identifier combined with a slug. This naming convention guarantees that each generated markdown file remains distinct within the justifications directory.

Generating a markdown file with frontmatter for policy rationales requires providing a decision name and content. The system automatically adds current date frontmatter and a formatted title, producing a uniquely named file for organizational retrieval.

The generated justification markdown file includes frontmatter containing the current date and a properly formatted title. This metadata supports organization and retrieval of decision records within your documentation directory.

The filename format used for automating justification notes is {three-word-id}-{slug}.md. This structure ensures every file has a unique identifier, preventing naming conflicts and maintaining consistent documentation practices.