Architecture decisions shape every project. But they often get lost in chat messages or memory. An Architecture Decision Record (ADR) captures these choices in a clear document that stays with your code.
You can capture decisions during coding sessions. The skill detects when a choice is being made. It asks for context, lists alternatives, and notes the reasons behind the choice.
All ADRs are saved in a simple folder. Future developers can read them to understand why the code works the way it does. No more guessing.
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