Maggit Claude Workspace Adr

ADR (Architecture Decision Record) Generator

Create well-structured Architecture Decision Records.

Workflow

1. Determine ADR location and numbering:

   • Check for existing ADR directory: docs/adr/, docs/decisions/, adr/, doc/architecture/decisions/.
   • If none exists, create docs/adr/.
   • Find the next sequence number from existing ADR files.
   • File naming: NNNN-<kebab-case-title>.md (e.g., 0005-use-postgresql-for-persistence.md).

2. Gather the decision context:

   • What problem or question prompted this decision?
   • What constraints exist (technical, business, team)?
   • What options were considered?

3. Generate the ADR using this template:

# <NUMBER>. <Title>

Date: YYYY-MM-DD

## Status

<Proposed | Accepted | Deprecated | Superseded by [ADR-NNNN](NNNN-title.md)>

## Context

<What is the issue that we're seeing that is motivating this decision or change?>

## Decision

<What is the change that we're proposing and/or doing?>

## Consequences

### Positive
- <benefit>

### Negative
- <trade-off>

### Neutral
- <side effect>

4. Link related ADRs:
   • If this supersedes a previous decision, update the old ADR's status.
   • Cross-reference related decisions.

Guidelines

• Use the format from Michael Nygard's ADR template as the default.
• Keep the context section factual and objective.
• List all options considered, not just the chosen one.
• Be explicit about trade-offs in consequences.
• Write for a future team member who needs to understand why this decision was made.
• Status should be "Proposed" unless the user specifies it's already accepted.
• If the user describes a decision conversationally, extract the structured ADR from their description.

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