petrvs-tech-docs

Generate architecture documentation and ADRs in Markdown by instructing the assistant to produce structured technical docs covering system vision, critical workflows, API contracts, and operational runbooks. The output captures decision context and trade-offs for significant architectural changes.

The best way to document API contracts and operational runbooks after a major integration is to generate change-driven technical documentation. This process updates architecture overviews and operational troubleshooting notes to ensure release readiness and team alignment.

Create Architecture Decision Records when significant architectural changes, major integrations, or flow updates impact system behavior or dependencies. ADRs capture the decision context, trade-offs, and consequences to prevent undocumented architecture and hard-to-trace decisions.

Yes, structured Markdown can cover system architecture, flows, and operation details together. The documentation output includes sections for vision, architecture, critical flows, API contracts, and operational runbooks, enforced by a quality checklist for clarity and consistency.

Yes, generating technical documentation for system design requires a quality checklist emphasizing security and performance documentation. This checklist ensures the Markdown output maintains clarity, consistency, and proper coverage of critical operational and architectural details.

Undocumented architecture creates hard-to-trace decisions because critical context, trade-offs, and consequences are lost over time. Generating consistent technical documentation with ADRs eliminates these gaps by capturing system design, API contracts, and operational knowledge for team alignment.