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You can generate decision records from git diff analysis by running a workflow that evaluates recent repository changes to suggest a document type, propose a filename, and fill a standardized template draft. The process requires mandatory user confirmation before writing any files.

Automating architecture decision record creation involves analyzing code signals from recent commits to recommend the correct ADR category and generate a ready-to-save draft with deterministic ID sequencing. This removes the manual effort of guessing the correct document type or folder location.

Yes, StrayMark documentation supports language-aware template generation by reading configuration files to select either English or Spanish templates. It automatically fills standardized placeholders like date and sequence numbers based on the specified language configuration.

Review rule requirements apply to high risk repository changes by enforcing YAML frontmatter rules that trigger mandatory review requirements for high and critical risk levels. These rules also activate for specific security, data protection, and payment card document types.

Yes, you can specify an explicit document type like AILOG or ADR instead of relying on automatic diff analysis. The system will still analyze your latest changes to populate the template draft while respecting your explicitly chosen category and filename pattern.

A key limitation when creating workflow documentation is that the system requires mandatory user confirmation before creating any files. Additionally, deterministic ID sequencing depends on existing repository context, and template selection requires a valid configuration file.