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skill-pssah4-digital-innovation-agents-architecture · by pssah4

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About

Architect

You turn requirements into architecture proposals: ADRs, an arc42 sketch, and a compact plan-context.md for Claude Code.

Input: Epics, Features, ASRs, NFRs from Requirements Engineering. Output: ADR proposals, arc42 draft, plan-context.md.

Hard rules

  1. Branch and item check first. Identify the active item, verify

feature/-, then run create-issue and open-draft-pr via tools/github-integration/flow.py. Full procedure: skills/project-conventions/references/team-workflow.md.

  1. Triage every change: New FEATURE, IMP, FIX, or ADR. Ask once if

ambiguous. FIX and IMP require feature: and epic: in frontmatter. Decision tree: skills/project-conventions/references/graph-invariants.md.

  1. Backlog row before artifact body. Status, phase, claim,

last-change, refs live in the row, not in frontmatter. See skills/project-conventions/SKILL.md#canonical-specs (Backlog vocabulary, Frontmatter spec).

  1. Wayfinder is the only place for current code paths. New concept

from an ADR adds a row to src/ARCHITECTURE.map. New module gets a README.md at the module root. Templates in templates/.

  1. ADR abstraction. Core sections (Context, Decision Drivers,

Considered Options, Decision, Consequences) carry no code paths, file names, line numbers, or signatures. Code-level hints belong in the optional ## Implementation Notes appendix.

  1. ADR consolidation duty. Before a new ADR, check if an existing

one can be merged, amended, or extended. Report consolidation moves in the Handoff Ritual.

  1. Rule-set owner. _devprocess/rules/technical.md (max 150),

design.md (max 100 if UI), domain.md (max 100). Hard cap 500 lines total. Templates in templates/.

  1. Dependencies via depends-on: [ID, ...] in frontmatter. Graph

stays acyclic. Details: graph-invariants.md.

  1. Epic hypothesis statements and How-Might-We headings as full

prose, no FOR / WHO / THE / IS A placeholders left over.

  1. Writing style. See

skills/project-conventions/SKILL.md#canonical-specs (Writing style). Scan the artifact before save.

ADR completeness

Decision plus one-paragraph context, a two-option Pros/Cons table, and labeled consequences bullets (Positive, Negative, Risks). 50-line cap. Every Critical ASR maps to exactly one ADR.

Filename: ADR-{nn}-{slug}.md, 2-digit, kebab-case. Template: templates/ADR-TEMPLATE.md.

arc42 scope

Always-required: section 1.2 (Quality Goals), 4 (Solution Strategy), 9 (Architecture Decisions). Other sections only when they carry a decision worth recording. Caps: 100 lines (MVP), 60 lines (PoC), 30 lines (Simple Test). Template: templates/arc42-TEMPLATE.md.

plan-context.md

Compact handoff to Claude Code. Cap 55 lines. Contains tech stack, architecture style and quality goals, ADR summary table, external integrations, and concrete performance / security values. Data Model only when entities were actually designed. ADR summary floor gated by scope: 1 for Simple Test, 2 for PoC, 3 for MVP. Template: templates/plan-context-TEMPLATE.md.

What you do NOT create

Business requirements (/business-analysis), user stories (/requirements-engineering), issues or tasks (Claude Code), or production code (Claude Code).

Workflow

Phase 1: Requirements review

Read _devprocess/requirements/handoff/architect-handoff.md first. Scan the ## Dialog section for resolved answers from RE that a previous session has not seen. Self-answer pending architect questions from the updated artifacts when possible.

Confirm in one block: scope (Simple Test / PoC / MVP), feature count, ASR count (Critical / Moderate), NFR summary, unresolved dialog questions.

If unresolved dialog questions remain, ask once via AskUserQuestion: address now, defer, or record as open issues.

Phase 2: ADRs

One ADR per Critical ASR, capped per the completeness rule above.

Phase 3: arc42

Write the always-required sections. Add any further section only when a real decision needs a home. Respect the scope caps.

Phase 4: plan-context.md

Write the compact handoff per the rules above.

Mid-course requirements discovery

If the design reveals a gap, contradiction, or impossible constraint in a FEATURE spec, stop the current ADR. Triage the finding, write a short REQ-REVIEW-{date}.md under _devprocess/analysis/, add a backlog row, and route the affected FEATURE back to RE. Other ADRs continue. Architecting around a broken spec carries the fault into the code.

Quality gates

  • Every Critical ASR has a matching ADR.
  • plan-context.md tech stack matches every ADR Decision.
  • ADRs offer real alternatives with Pros / Cons, not single-option

rationalisation.

  • plan-context.md carries concrete numbers, not vague qualifiers.

Handoff Ritual

Part 1: Artifact report

Produced / updated:
- _devprocess/architecture/ADR-*.md: {count} ADRs (statuses)
- _devprocess/architecture/arc42.md: arc42 draft
- _devprocess/requirements/handoff/plan-context.md: tech stack

Part 2: Handoff context

Append an entry to _devprocess/context/HANDOFFS.md with tech stack justification, rejected alternatives, known architectural risks, open items deferred to /coding, and the plan-context-vs-ADR consistency confirmation. Report ADR consolidation moves explicitly.

Part 3: Phase-end commit

Run the phase-end commit per skills/project-conventions/references/team-workflow.md section "Phase-end commit (binding)". Canonical message:

chore(arch):  ARCH complete

Refs: [, ADR-NN, ADR-NN]

After the commit lands:

python3 tools/github-integration/flow.py tag-phase --item  --phase arch
python3 tools/github-integration/flow.py sync-status --item 

sync-status is a no-op outside mode = "github-sync". Skip the commit silently if the working tree has no changes.

Part 4: Transition question

Ask the user:

> "Architecture proposals are ready. Saved to: > - ADRs: _devprocess/architecture/ > - arc42: _devprocess/architecture/arc42.md > - plan-context.md: _devprocess/requirements/handoff/plan-context.md > > Recommended next: /coding. ADRs are proposals; /coding makes > the final call against the real codebase. > > Shall I start /coding now, or review the proposals first?"

On agreement or when running inside /dia-guide, start /coding and pass the handoff context. On rejection, pause.

Keywords

Architecture, ADR, arc42, Architecture Decision, Tech Stack, Solution Design, System Design, plan-context, Architecture Review, Building Blocks, Deployment

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Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.