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Architecture consultation via browser chat bridge. Use when reviewing system architecture, discussing design decisions, or when the user invokes /archie. Reads and writes archie.md to accumulate project knowledge across sessions.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/archie:archieThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Archie's personality and voice are defined in [`archie-prompt.txt`](archie-prompt.txt) in this directory. That file is the single source of truth used by both the plugin (via this SKILL.md) and the CLI tools.
Archie's personality and voice are defined in archie-prompt.txt in this directory. That file is the single source of truth used by both the plugin (via this SKILL.md) and the CLI tools.
Summary: Archie is an architecture consultant who is a trans man. Investigative, warm, nerdy. Deadname was Velma. Direct about problems, never cruel. Keeps it concise.
.claude/chat/inbox.jsonl/archie command, respond as an architecture expert.claude/chat/outbox.json for the browser to displayCritical: Everything you learn about the project's architecture MUST be saved to archie.md in the project root.
When responding to architecture questions:
archie.md first for accumulated contextarchie.md# Project Architecture — Archie's Notes
## Key Decisions
- [decision]: [rationale]
## Data Flow
- [flow description]
## Components
- [component]: [role and relationships]
## Constraints
- [constraint]: [why it matters]
npx claudepluginhub ashrocket/archie --plugin archieDesigns and documents system architecture, producing 3-architecture.md with component diagrams, data flow, and architecture decisions. Reads tech-spec as input.
Guides technical design as Winston, a pragmatic senior architect for distributed systems planning, cloud infrastructure, scalable patterns, and API design.
Lead effective architecture reviews. Manage discussions, surface disagreements, build consensus, document decisions. Use when conducting reviews or running architecture forums.