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Before any architecturally-significant decision (stack, framework, database, design, structural pattern) — especially "let's use X", "go with Y", "I've decided", "should we use", or questions about how a past choice was made. Searches recorded decisions in .adr/ (live and archived) so settled ones are honored, searched before deciding, and superseded rather than contradicted.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/passive-adr:passive-adrThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
This project records its architecturally-significant decisions as ADRs in
This project records its architecturally-significant decisions as ADRs in
.adr/ (live) and .adr/archive/ (superseded/merged). The injected session
index shows only the hot live set — colder and archived decisions still exist
and still bind. The point is continuity: a decision made three sessions ago,
and the reasoning behind it, should still hold today.
/adr search <terms> covers live, cold, and archived records. Never assume the injected
slice is everything; the decision most relevant to you may be cold./adr supersede <id>), not a fresh choice./adr show <id>) when you need the original rationale —
reading it also re-heats it, keeping it in the live inject.A recorded decision should change how you behave, not sit in a folder.
Capture is automatic (background sweep at session end / pre-compaction). To
record immediately: /adr sweep. To dictate one: /adr new. A decision
without a stated rationale doesn't qualify — the "why" is the record's value.
/adr list | show <id> | search <term> | sweep | new | supersede <id> | on | off | decay [<N>|off] | consolidate
Each ADR: frontmatter (id, date, status, supersedes, decided_by,
last_read) + Context / Decision / Rationale sections.
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