technical-writing

Generate architecture documentation for a Pact module by applying a structured template that produces an architecture overview, component diagrams, data flow descriptions, and ADR references. This enforces consistent design rationales and security considerations for Kadena projects.

Architecture docs for Pact projects should include an architecture overview, component diagrams, data flow descriptions, ADR references, security considerations, and implementation guidance. This structure aligns with Pact constraints to clearly communicate module design decisions.

Yes, you can create Mermaid component diagrams for Pact module design as part of your architecture documentation. The documentation process enforces a consistent structure that integrates component diagrams and data flow descriptions to visually map module interactions.

Write an ADR for a Pact module decision by referencing it within your generated architecture documentation. The documentation structure includes dedicated ADR references to capture design decisions, security considerations, and implementation guidance aligned with Pact constraints.

Yes, this architecture documentation approach works for existing Pact modules requiring module design rationales, component diagrams, and security considerations. It applies a consistent structure to improve clarity and consistency across both new and established Kadena projects.

The best way to document security considerations in Pact architecture is to include them as a dedicated section within your structured architecture documentation. This ensures design decisions and implementation guidance remain explicitly aligned with specific Pact constraints.