lrh-proposal

You can document architectural decisions by generating formal design proposals within the LRH project structure. This enforces schema compliance and execution record traceability to capture evidence-backed planning documentation for review and validation.

The best way to draft a design proposal is using an integrated workflow that orchestrates user interviews, prior art research, and automated validation. This ensures the proposal passes the lrh validate check before submission, maintaining schema compliance throughout the lifecycle.

Prior art research is integrated into the proposal drafting lifecycle to check for existing artifacts before proceeding. This ensures your architectural choices are evidence-backed and avoids duplicating existing design decisions within the LRH framework.

Yes, design proposals are generated at project/design/proposals/proposed/ following the required LRH schema and body conventions. You need this project structure in place to ensure schema compliance and proper execution record traceability.

Yes, the entire lifecycle from user interview and prior art research to validation and PR creation is orchestrated automatically. This automated orchestration facilitates end-to-end proposal drafting while enforcing schema compliance and execution record traceability.

You need formal documentation when a team proposes a new architectural component and must capture, review, and validate design decisions. This solves the problem of missing evidence-backed records for architectural choices and feature directions within the LRH framework.