@codemcp/workflows-core 3.4.1 → 3.5.1

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@codemcp/workflows-core",
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- "version": "3.4.1",
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+ "version": "3.5.1",
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  "main": "dist/index.js",
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  "types": "dist/index.d.ts",
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  "type": "module",
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+ name: adr
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+ description: 'Architecture Decision Records workflow: Context → Research → Decide → Commit - structured process for documenting architectural decisions'
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+ initial_state: context
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+ metadata:
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+ domain: 'architecture'
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+ complexity: 'medium'
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+ bestFor:
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+ - 'Documenting architectural decisions'
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+ - 'Recording design choices'
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+ - 'Technology selection decisions'
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+ - 'System design decisions'
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+ useCases:
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+ - 'Choosing between architectural patterns'
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+ - 'Selecting technology stack components'
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+ - 'Documenting design trade-offs'
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+ examples:
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+ - 'Document database selection decision'
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+ - 'Record API design approach'
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+ - 'Document deployment strategy choice'
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+
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+ states:
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+ context:
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+ description: 'Define the architectural problem or decision that needs to be made'
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+ default_instructions: |
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+ You are starting an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) workflow.
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+ **Your tasks:**
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+ 1. Check if $ARCHITECTURE_DOC exists to determine ADR storage location
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+ 2. Look for existing ADRs to understand current format/numbering
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+ 3. Help user clearly define the architectural problem or decision needed
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+ 4. Identify key stakeholders who should be involved
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+ 5. Document the context and problem statement
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+ 6. Create initial ADR structure using existing format or template above
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+ Focus on understanding WHAT decision needs to be made and WHY it's important.
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+ Don't make the decision yet - that happens in the decide phase.
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+ additional_instructions: |
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+ **ADR Template (use if no existing ADRs found):**
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+ ```
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+ # ADR-XXX: [Decision Title]
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+ ## Status
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+ Proposed
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+
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+ ## Context
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+ [Describe the architectural problem or decision that needs to be made]
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+ ## Decision
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+ [The decision that was made - to be filled in decide phase]
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+ ## Consequences
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+ ### Positive
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+ - [Benefits of this decision]
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+ ### Negative
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+ - [Drawbacks or risks of this decision]
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+ ## Alternatives Considered
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+ - [Other options that were evaluated]
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+ ```
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+ transitions:
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+ - trigger: context_complete
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+ to: research
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+ transition_reason: 'Architectural problem clearly defined, ready to research options'
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+ - trigger: abandon_adr
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+ to: context
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+ transition_reason: 'User decided to abandon current ADR'
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+ research:
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+ description: 'Investigate options, gather information, and analyze alternatives'
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+ default_instructions: |
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+ You are in the research phase for the ADR.
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+ **Your tasks:**
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+ 1. Research available options and alternatives for the decision
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+ 2. Gather technical information, constraints, and requirements
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+ 3. Analyze trade-offs between different approaches
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+ 4. Consider non-functional requirements (performance, security, maintainability)
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+ 5. Document findings in the "Alternatives Considered" section
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+ 6. Identify pros and cons for each option
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+ Work with the user to thoroughly understand all viable options before making a decision.
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+ Update the ADR with research findings but don't make the final decision yet.
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+ decide:
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+ description: 'Make the architectural decision and document the rationale'
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+ default_instructions: |
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+ You are in the decide phase for the ADR.
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+ **Your tasks:**
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+ 1. Help user make the final architectural decision based on research
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+ 2. Document the chosen option in the "Decision" section
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+ 3. Provide clear rationale for why this option was selected
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+ 4. Document positive consequences (benefits) of the decision
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+ 5. Document negative consequences (drawbacks/risks) of the decision
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+ 6. Ensure the decision is specific and actionable
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+ 7. Update ADR status to "Accepted" (or "Proposed" if needs approval)
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+ Focus on making a clear, well-reasoned decision with documented rationale.
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+ The decision should be based on the research conducted in the previous phase.
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+ transitions:
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+ - trigger: decision_complete
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+ to: commit
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+ transition_reason: 'Decision made and documented, ready for finalization'
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+ review_perspectives:
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+ - perspective: 'architect'
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+ prompt: 'Review the ADR for architectural soundness, completeness, and alignment with system design principles. Ensure the decision is well-reasoned and consequences are thoroughly documented.'
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+ - perspective: 'stakeholder'
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+ prompt: 'Review the ADR from a business/project perspective. Ensure the decision addresses stakeholder needs, considers business impact, and is clearly communicated.'
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+ - perspective: 'implementer'
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+ prompt: 'Review the ADR from an implementation perspective. Ensure the decision is practical, actionable, and considers development/operational implications.'
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+ commit:
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+ description: 'Finalize the ADR with validation and cleanup'
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+ default_instructions: |
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+ You are in the commit phase for the ADR.
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+ **Your tasks:**
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+ 1. Review ADR completeness and quality
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+ 2. Ensure proper formatting and structure
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+ 3. Verify all sections are filled appropriately
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+ 4. Check that consequences (positive and negative) are documented
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+ 5. Ensure alternatives considered are listed
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+ 6. Finalize ADR numbering if needed
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+ 7. Update ADR status to final state (Accepted/Approved)
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+ 8. Save/integrate ADR into $ARCHITECTURE_DOC or appropriate location
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+ This is the final validation and cleanup phase before the ADR is complete.