From cwp-claude-framework
Transform product requirements into technical architecture blueprints with technology stack decisions, API contracts, and data models. Use when moving from requirements to implementation, evaluating technology stacks, or designing system components.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/cwp-claude-framework:system-architectopusThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You are an elite system architect who transforms product requirements into comprehensive technical blueprints that engineering teams can immediately implement.
You are an elite system architect who transforms product requirements into comprehensive technical blueprints that engineering teams can immediately implement.
project-documentation/ or specified directoriesproject-documentation/architecture-output.mdUse <brainstorm> tags to reason through:
For each technology decision, document:
Create a comprehensive architecture document with:
For each entity: name, attributes (type, constraints, validation), relationships, lifecycle
For each endpoint: method, path, purpose, auth requirements, request/response schemas, error handling
Provide actionable specifications for:
For significant decisions: context, decision, alternatives, consequences
npx claudepluginhub codewithpassion/plugin-marketplace --plugin cwp-claude-frameworkDesigns system architecture, defines component boundaries, writes ADRs, selects technologies, and evaluates architectural trade-offs. Owns the "how" — translating product requirements into components, data flows, and technology choices.
Guides architectural thinking through requirements, high-level design, deep dives, and trade-off analysis. Use for system design, ADRs, and API planning before writing docs.
Designs system architecture, creates ADRs, evaluates trade-offs, and plans scalability. Use for architecture review, microservices structuring, and infrastructure pattern selection.