dev-architecture

You can generate a high-level technical architecture design that outlines component structure, data models, and technology decisions with justifications. This provides PM-friendly architecture plans focusing on the 'what' and 'why' instead of code implementation details.

The best way to visualize data models for non-technical stakeholders is to generate a plain-language technical design. This design describes data storage purposes and outlines UI component structures, ensuring product managers understand the feature architecture without getting bogged down in code details.

To justify technology decisions for a product manager, use a high-level technical design that explains why certain approaches are chosen. This design translates complex technical architecture into an easy-to-understand format, focusing on component structure and plain-language data modeling.

Yes, you need existing feature specifications and an understanding of current project components via git to plan technical architecture. These inputs provide the context required to outline component structure, model data, and justify technology decisions for the new feature.

You should avoid using high-level technical design for feature planning when you need detailed code implementation specifics. This approach targets product managers and non-technical stakeholders, focusing on the 'what' and 'why' rather than the 'how' of coding the architecture.