oat-pjm-decision

Capture repository decisions with deterministic IDs and maintain a structured index.

Updated May 9, 2020

Search Tags:#developer tools #repository management #decision capture #decision management #document history

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npx skills add https://github.com/tkstang/sequence --skill oat-pjm-decision

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Skill: oat-pjm-decision
Source: https://github.com/tkstang/sequence/tree/main/.agents/skills/oat-pjm-decision
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tkstang/sequence --skill oat-pjm-decision

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill assists users in capturing and documenting decisions in a durable and organized manner, ensuring they are easily accessible for reference and audit.

Core Features & Use Cases

Durable Decision Capture: Create individual files for each decision to maintain a history and avoid manual editing of a shared document.
User-Invocable: Allows users to initiate the process by command, facilitating a structured and intentional approach to decision making.
Automated Indexing: Keeps a generated index up to date, streamlining the process of finding past decisions.

Quick Start

Record a new decision using the command 'oat decision new <title>' and fill in the details provided.

Frequently Asked Questions about oat-pjm-decision

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I capture and document project decisions in a repository?▼

You can document project decisions by generating deterministic IDs and creating individual durable files for each decision, which maintains a structured history and an automatically updated index for organized retrieval.

What is the best way to maintain a structured history of architectural decisions?▼

The best way to maintain a structured history of architectural decisions is to store each decision in its own durable file with a unique ID, avoiding manual editing of a shared document and relying on an automated index for retrieval.

How do I record a new decision using command syntax?▼

To record a new decision, execute the command 'oat decision new <title>' and fill in the required details to generate a unique deterministic ID and update the decision index automatically.

Can I track decision history without manually editing a shared document?▼

Yes, you can track decision history without manual document editing by creating individual files for each decision, ensuring a durable and organized record that is easily accessible for reference and audit through an automated index.

Does this decision management approach require any external dependencies?▼

No, this decision management approach requires no external dependencies, allowing you to capture and maintain durable decisions with structured file storage and organized retrieval directly within your repository environment.