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architect-clarify
Refine and validate system-level ADRs through targeted clarification questions. Use when ADRs need review, gaps need filling, or ADR status must be approved before architecture generation.
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Refine and validate system-level ADRs through targeted clarification questions. Use when ADRs need review, gaps need filling, or ADR status must be approved before architecture generation.
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architect-clarify
What this skill does
Identify underspecified areas in existing ADRs and refine them through targeted clarification questions. Ensure ADRs are complete, consistent, and ready for architecture generation.
You act as an Architecture Reviewer ensuring ADR quality by:
- Validating ADR completeness against MADR standards
- Identifying gaps in consequences or alternatives
- Detecting conflicts between ADRs or with constitution
- Refining decisions through targeted clarification
When to use
Use this skill:
- After
/architect-init: Refine initial ADRs before architecture generation - ADR Review: Validate ADRs before major milestones
- New Team Member: Ensure ADRs make sense to fresh eyes
- Conflict Resolution: Resolve identified inconsistencies
Do not use this skill when:
- No ADRs exist: Use
/architect-initfirst to create ADRs - Brownfield projects: Use
/architect-initto reverse-engineer ADRs from code
Process
User Input
$ARGUMENTS
You MUST consider the user input before proceeding (if not empty).
Examples of User Input:
"Focus on data architecture decisions - we're reconsidering database choice""Security ADRs need more detail for compliance review""ADR-003 consequences seem incomplete"- Empty input: Review all ADRs for completeness
Goal
Identify underspecified areas in existing ADRs and refine them through targeted clarification questions. Ensure ADRs are complete, consistent, and ready for architecture generation.
ADR Quality Checklist
Each ADR should have:
- Clear context explaining the problem/opportunity
- Explicit decision statement
- Positive AND negative consequences
- Common Alternatives documented (neutral trade-offs, not "Rejected because")
- Risks identified with mitigation strategies
- Status is accurate (Proposed/Accepted/Deprecated/Superseded/Discovered)
- No conflicts with other ADRs
- Alignment with constitution principles
- No fabricated rejection rationale for reverse-engineered ADRs
Outline
- Load Current State: Parse ADRs from
{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/(individual file format) and{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/constitution.md
IMPORTANT - Path Resolution:
- The setup script outputs
REPO_ROOT- use this to determine the correct paths - REPO_ROOT is found by searching upward from current directory for
.adlcdirectory - NEVER use relative paths like
.adlc/drafts/adr.md- always use{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/ADR-{NNN}.md - The setup script reads individual ADR files from the
adr/directory - When running from a subdirectory (e.g., a subproject directory),
.adlcmay be in the parent directory
- Analyze ADRs: Check each ADR against quality checklist
- Identify Gaps: List areas needing clarification
- Interactive Refinement: Ask targeted questions to fill gaps
- Update ADRs: Write refined ADRs back to file
Execution Steps
Phase 1: Context Loading
Objective: Establish current ADR state
-
Run Prerequisites Script:
- Execute
scripts/bash/setup-architect.shfrom repo root - Parse JSON for paths to memory files
- Handle errors gracefully if files don't exist
- Execute
-
Load ADR File:
- Read
{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/adr.mdfor the ADR list - Read individual ADRs from
{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/ADR-{NNN}.md - Count total ADRs and identify status distribution
- Read
-
Load Constitution:
- Read
{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/constitution.mdif it exists - Extract principles for alignment checking
- Note governance constraints
- Read
-
User Focus:
- If user specified specific ADRs or areas, narrow scope
- Otherwise, review all ADRs
Phase 2: ADR Analysis
Objective: Identify quality gaps in each ADR
Quality Dimensions to Check
-
Context Completeness:
- Is the problem clearly stated?
- Are the forces/drivers documented?
- Is the decision scope clear?
-
Decision Clarity:
- Is the decision actionable?
- Are implementation implications clear?
- Can this decision be validated/tested?
-
Consequence Coverage:
- Are positive outcomes documented?
- Are negative trade-offs acknowledged?
- Are risks identified with mitigations?
-
Alternatives Documentation:
- Are at least 2 alternatives listed?
- Is rejection reasoning clear for each?
- Were reasonable options considered?
-
Cross-ADR Consistency:
- Do decisions conflict with other ADRs?
- Are dependencies between ADRs documented?
- Is terminology consistent?
-
Constitution Alignment:
- Does decision comply with MUST principles?
- Are SHOULD principles addressed?
- Are violations explicitly justified?
Phase 2.5: Risks & Gaps Analysis (Cross-Cutting)
Objective: Identify operational gaps, technical debt, SPOFs, and security concerns NOT documented across all views
Analysis Dimensions:
| Dimension | Views to Check | What to Look For |
|---|---|---|
| Operational Gaps | Operational (3.7), Deployment (3.6) | Missing monitoring, undefined on-call, no runbooks, unclear rollback |
| Technical Debt | Development (3.5), Information (3.3) | Deprecated dependencies, no tests, legacy code, schema debt |
| Single Points of Failure | Deployment (3.6), Concurrency (3.4) | Single DB instance, no redundancy, critical path bottlenecks |
| Security Concerns | All views | Unencrypted data, no auth, exposed secrets, missing audit trails |
Gap Identification Process:
- Scan Each View: Check if view exists, identify missing critical sections, flag [TODO]/[TBD] areas
- Cross-View Analysis: Find inconsistencies (e.g., "high availability" stated but single instance shown)
- Risk Severity: CRITICAL (outage/breach/loss), HIGH (operational burden), MEDIUM (debt), LOW (documentation)
Gap ID Format: Section-based (e.g., 3.6.1 = Deployment View, gap #1)
Phase 2.6: Constitution Cross-Reference
Objective: Check ADRs against constitution for duplication and compliance
Analysis:
- Duplication Check: Does ADR restate a constitutional principle? Is decision already mandated?
- Compliance Check: Does decision violate MUST principles? Ignore SHOULD without justification?
- Override Classification: Is this an intentional deviation? Justified sufficiently?
Constitution Cross-Reference Table:
| Issue Type | ADR | Constitution Principle | Action Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duplicate | ADR-002 | §DataStorage mandates PostgreSQL | Remove or convert to reference |
| Violation | ADR-003 | §Security requires JWT | Add override justification or change |
| Unclear | ADR-004 | Silent on caching | Clarify relationship |
Phase 3: Gap Identification
Objective: Prioritize clarification needs
Generate a gap report:
## ADR Clarification Report
### Summary
- Total ADRs: [N]
- Complete: [N]
- Needs Clarification: [N]
### Gaps by ADR
| ADR | Title | Gap Type | Severity | Priority |
|-----|-------|----------|----------|----------|
| ADR-001 | [Title] | Missing alternatives | HIGH | 1 |
| ADR-002 | [Title] | Incomplete consequences | MEDIUM | 2 |
### Cross-ADR Issues
| Issue | ADRs Affected | Description |
|-------|---------------|-------------|
| [Conflict] | ADR-001, ADR-003 | [Description of conflict] |
Gap Prioritization
- CRITICAL: Constitution violations, missing decision statement
- HIGH: No alternatives documented, missing consequences
- MEDIUM: Incomplete risks, unclear context
- LOW: Minor phrasing improvements, optional details
Phase 4: Interactive Refinement
Objective: Fill gaps through targeted questions
Question Format
For each gap requiring clarification:
## Clarification [N]: [ADR-XXX] - [Gap Type]
**Current State**:
[Quote current ADR content]
**Gap Identified**:
[Explain what's missing or unclear]
**Question**:
[Specific question to address the gap]
**Suggested Options** (if applicable):
| Option | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| A | [Option A] |
| B | [Option B] |
| C | [Custom response] |
Reply with your choice or provide additional context.
Constitution Cross-Reference Questions
When constitution issues are detected:
For Duplicates:
## Clarification [N]: Constitution Duplication Detected
**Question**: How should this duplicate ADR be handled?
**ADR**: ADR-XXX - [Title]
**Constitution Principle**: §[Section] - [Principle Name]
**Issue**: This ADR documents a decision already mandated by constitution
**Options**:
| Option | Action | Result |
|--------|--------|--------|
| A | Remove ADR | Decision covered by constitution only |
| B | Convert to Reference | Keep ADR as "See Constitution §X" |
| C | Add Context | Keep ADR with "Aligns with Constitution §X" |
| D | Extend | Keep ADR as "Extends Constitution §X" |
Reply with your choice (A/B/C/D).
For Violations (Option A PRIMARY - Amend Constitution):
## Clarification [N]: Constitution Violation Detected ⭐
**Question**: How should this constitutional violation be resolved?
**ADR**: ADR-XXX - [Title]
**Decision**: [What the ADR decides]
**Constitution Principle**: §[Section] - [Principle]
**Conflict**: [How they conflict]
**The constitution should evolve with the project's needs.**
**⭐ RECOMMENDED: A. Amend Constitution**
Update constitution §[Section] to accommodate this decision. This establishes a new principle for future decisions.
**Alternative Options**:
B. Override in ADR - Document justification for deviation
C. Revise ADR - Change decision to comply with constitution
D. Remove ADR - Delete and follow existing constitution
**Consider Amendment If**:
- [ ] This decision will be used again in the future
- [ ] Team's approach has evolved since constitution was written
- [ ] Existing principle is too restrictive for current needs
**Amendment Text**: [If choosing A, provide the specific constitutional amendment]
Reply with: "A [amendment text]" or "B/C/D [reasoning]"
Clarification Rules
- Present one clarification at a time
- Prioritize by severity - address CRITICAL/HIGH gaps first
- For constitution violations, Option A (Amend) is PRIMARY
- Limit to 5 clarifications per session (increased to 10 if architecture present)
- Allow user to skip non-critical clarifications
- Summarize changes after each answer
- User can say "done" to end clarification early
Phase 5: ADR Updates
Objective: Write refined ADRs back to file
-
Apply Clarifications:
- Update ADR sections with new content
- Preserve structure and formatting
- Update "Last Updated" timestamps
-
Resolve Conflicts:
- If cross-ADR conflicts were found, propose resolution
- Document decision to favor one ADR over another
- Add cross-references between related ADRs
-
Update Index:
- Refresh ADR index table if titles changed
- Update status if applicable
-
Write File:
- Atomic write to individual
{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/ADR-{NNN}.mdfiles - Preserve any ADRs that weren't modified
- The setup script auto-regenerates
adr.mdandadr.mdindex after updates
- Atomic write to individual
Phase 5.5: ADR Approval ⭐
Objective: Get user confirmation to approve ADRs before architecture generation
This step is critical because implement only processes ADRs with "Accepted" status. ADRs with "Discovered" or "Proposed" status will be skipped.
Approval Request
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description: Refine and validate system-level ADRs through targeted clarification questions. Use when ADRs need review, gaps need filling, or ADR status must be approved before architecture generation.
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# architect-clarify
## What this skill does
Identify underspecified areas in existing ADRs and refine them through targeted clarification questions. Ensure ADRs are complete, consistent, and ready for architecture generation.
You act as an **Architecture Reviewer** ensuring ADR quality by:
- **Validating** ADR completeness against MADR standards
- **Identifying** gaps in consequences or alternatives
- **Detecting** conflicts between ADRs or with constitution
- **Refining** decisions through targeted clarification
## When to use
Use this skill:
- **After `/architect-init`**: Refine initial ADRs before architecture generation
- **ADR Review**: Validate ADRs before major milestones
- **New Team Member**: Ensure ADRs make sense to fresh eyes
- **Conflict Resolution**: Resolve identified inconsistencies
Do **not** use this skill when:
- **No ADRs exist**: Use `/architect-init` first to create ADRs
- **Brownfield projects**: Use `/architect-init` to reverse-engineer ADRs from code
## Process
### User Input
```text
$ARGUMENTS
```
You **MUST** consider the user input before proceeding (if not empty).
**Examples of User Input**:
- `"Focus on data architecture decisions - we're reconsidering database choice"`
- `"Security ADRs need more detail for compliance review"`
- `"ADR-003 consequences seem incomplete"`
- Empty input: Review all ADRs for completeness
### Goal
Identify underspecified areas in existing ADRs and refine them through targeted clarification questions. Ensure ADRs are complete, consistent, and ready for architecture generation.
### ADR Quality Checklist
Each ADR should have:
- [ ] Clear context explaining the problem/opportunity
- [ ] Explicit decision statement
- [ ] Positive AND negative consequences
- [ ] **Common Alternatives** documented (neutral trade-offs, not "Rejected because")
- [ ] Risks identified with mitigation strategies
- [ ] Status is accurate (Proposed/Accepted/Deprecated/Superseded/**Discovered**)
- [ ] No conflicts with other ADRs
- [ ] Alignment with constitution principles
- [ ] **No fabricated rejection rationale** for reverse-engineered ADRs
### Outline
1. **Load Current State**: Parse ADRs from `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/` (individual file format) and `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/constitution.md`
**IMPORTANT - Path Resolution**:
- The setup script outputs `REPO_ROOT` - use this to determine the correct paths
- REPO_ROOT is found by searching upward from current directory for `.adlc` directory
- NEVER use relative paths like `.adlc/drafts/adr.md` - always use `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/ADR-{NNN}.md`
- The setup script reads individual ADR files from the `adr/` directory
- When running from a subdirectory (e.g., a subproject directory), `.adlc` may be in the parent directory
2. **Analyze ADRs**: Check each ADR against quality checklist
3. **Identify Gaps**: List areas needing clarification
4. **Interactive Refinement**: Ask targeted questions to fill gaps
5. **Update ADRs**: Write refined ADRs back to file
### Execution Steps
#### Phase 1: Context Loading
**Objective**: Establish current ADR state
1. **Run Prerequisites Script**:
- Execute `scripts/bash/setup-architect.sh` from repo root
- Parse JSON for paths to memory files
- Handle errors gracefully if files don't exist
2. **Load ADR File**:
- Read `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/adr.md` for the ADR list
- Read individual ADRs from `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/ADR-{NNN}.md`
- Count total ADRs and identify status distribution
3. **Load Constitution**:
- Read `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/memory/constitution.md` if it exists
- Extract principles for alignment checking
- Note governance constraints
4. **User Focus**:
- If user specified specific ADRs or areas, narrow scope
- Otherwise, review all ADRs
#### Phase 2: ADR Analysis
**Objective**: Identify quality gaps in each ADR
##### Quality Dimensions to Check
1. **Context Completeness**:
- Is the problem clearly stated?
- Are the forces/drivers documented?
- Is the decision scope clear?
2. **Decision Clarity**:
- Is the decision actionable?
- Are implementation implications clear?
- Can this decision be validated/tested?
3. **Consequence Coverage**:
- Are positive outcomes documented?
- Are negative trade-offs acknowledged?
- Are risks identified with mitigations?
4. **Alternatives Documentation**:
- Are at least 2 alternatives listed?
- Is rejection reasoning clear for each?
- Were reasonable options considered?
5. **Cross-ADR Consistency**:
- Do decisions conflict with other ADRs?
- Are dependencies between ADRs documented?
- Is terminology consistent?
6. **Constitution Alignment**:
- Does decision comply with MUST principles?
- Are SHOULD principles addressed?
- Are violations explicitly justified?
#### Phase 2.5: Risks & Gaps Analysis (Cross-Cutting)
**Objective**: Identify operational gaps, technical debt, SPOFs, and security concerns NOT documented across all views
**Analysis Dimensions**:
| Dimension | Views to Check | What to Look For |
|-----------|---------------|------------------|
| **Operational Gaps** | Operational (3.7), Deployment (3.6) | Missing monitoring, undefined on-call, no runbooks, unclear rollback |
| **Technical Debt** | Development (3.5), Information (3.3) | Deprecated dependencies, no tests, legacy code, schema debt |
| **Single Points of Failure** | Deployment (3.6), Concurrency (3.4) | Single DB instance, no redundancy, critical path bottlenecks |
| **Security Concerns** | All views | Unencrypted data, no auth, exposed secrets, missing audit trails |
**Gap Identification Process**:
1. **Scan Each View**: Check if view exists, identify missing critical sections, flag [TODO]/[TBD] areas
2. **Cross-View Analysis**: Find inconsistencies (e.g., "high availability" stated but single instance shown)
3. **Risk Severity**: CRITICAL (outage/breach/loss), HIGH (operational burden), MEDIUM (debt), LOW (documentation)
**Gap ID Format**: Section-based (e.g., `3.6.1` = Deployment View, gap #1)
#### Phase 2.6: Constitution Cross-Reference
**Objective**: Check ADRs against constitution for duplication and compliance
**Analysis**:
1. **Duplication Check**: Does ADR restate a constitutional principle? Is decision already mandated?
2. **Compliance Check**: Does decision violate MUST principles? Ignore SHOULD without justification?
3. **Override Classification**: Is this an intentional deviation? Justified sufficiently?
**Constitution Cross-Reference Table**:
| Issue Type | ADR | Constitution Principle | Action Required |
|------------|-----|----------------------|-----------------|
| Duplicate | ADR-002 | §DataStorage mandates PostgreSQL | Remove or convert to reference |
| Violation | ADR-003 | §Security requires JWT | Add override justification or change |
| Unclear | ADR-004 | Silent on caching | Clarify relationship |
#### Phase 3: Gap Identification
**Objective**: Prioritize clarification needs
Generate a gap report:
```markdown
## ADR Clarification Report
### Summary
- Total ADRs: [N]
- Complete: [N]
- Needs Clarification: [N]
### Gaps by ADR
| ADR | Title | Gap Type | Severity | Priority |
|-----|-------|----------|----------|----------|
| ADR-001 | [Title] | Missing alternatives | HIGH | 1 |
| ADR-002 | [Title] | Incomplete consequences | MEDIUM | 2 |
### Cross-ADR Issues
| Issue | ADRs Affected | Description |
|-------|---------------|-------------|
| [Conflict] | ADR-001, ADR-003 | [Description of conflict] |
```
##### Gap Prioritization
- **CRITICAL**: Constitution violations, missing decision statement
- **HIGH**: No alternatives documented, missing consequences
- **MEDIUM**: Incomplete risks, unclear context
- **LOW**: Minor phrasing improvements, optional details
#### Phase 4: Interactive Refinement
**Objective**: Fill gaps through targeted questions
##### Question Format
For each gap requiring clarification:
```markdown
## Clarification [N]: [ADR-XXX] - [Gap Type]
**Current State**:
[Quote current ADR content]
**Gap Identified**:
[Explain what's missing or unclear]
**Question**:
[Specific question to address the gap]
**Suggested Options** (if applicable):
| Option | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| A | [Option A] |
| B | [Option B] |
| C | [Custom response] |
Reply with your choice or provide additional context.
```
##### Constitution Cross-Reference Questions
When constitution issues are detected:
**For Duplicates**:
```markdown
## Clarification [N]: Constitution Duplication Detected
**Question**: How should this duplicate ADR be handled?
**ADR**: ADR-XXX - [Title]
**Constitution Principle**: §[Section] - [Principle Name]
**Issue**: This ADR documents a decision already mandated by constitution
**Options**:
| Option | Action | Result |
|--------|--------|--------|
| A | Remove ADR | Decision covered by constitution only |
| B | Convert to Reference | Keep ADR as "See Constitution §X" |
| C | Add Context | Keep ADR with "Aligns with Constitution §X" |
| D | Extend | Keep ADR as "Extends Constitution §X" |
Reply with your choice (A/B/C/D).
```
**For Violations (Option A PRIMARY - Amend Constitution)**:
```markdown
## Clarification [N]: Constitution Violation Detected ⭐
**Question**: How should this constitutional violation be resolved?
**ADR**: ADR-XXX - [Title]
**Decision**: [What the ADR decides]
**Constitution Principle**: §[Section] - [Principle]
**Conflict**: [How they conflict]
**The constitution should evolve with the project's needs.**
**⭐ RECOMMENDED: A. Amend Constitution**
Update constitution §[Section] to accommodate this decision. This establishes a new principle for future decisions.
**Alternative Options**:
B. Override in ADR - Document justification for deviation
C. Revise ADR - Change decision to comply with constitution
D. Remove ADR - Delete and follow existing constitution
**Consider Amendment If**:
- [ ] This decision will be used again in the future
- [ ] Team's approach has evolved since constitution was written
- [ ] Existing principle is too restrictive for current needs
**Amendment Text**: [If choosing A, provide the specific constitutional amendment]
Reply with: "A [amendment text]" or "B/C/D [reasoning]"
```
##### Clarification Rules
- Present **one clarification at a time**
- **Prioritize by severity** - address CRITICAL/HIGH gaps first
- **For constitution violations, Option A (Amend) is PRIMARY**
- **Limit to 5 clarifications** per session (increased to 10 if architecture present)
- Allow user to **skip** non-critical clarifications
- **Summarize changes** after each answer
- User can say "done" to end clarification early
#### Phase 5: ADR Updates
**Objective**: Write refined ADRs back to file
1. **Apply Clarifications**:
- Update ADR sections with new content
- Preserve structure and formatting
- Update "Last Updated" timestamps
2. **Resolve Conflicts**:
- If cross-ADR conflicts were found, propose resolution
- Document decision to favor one ADR over another
- Add cross-references between related ADRs
3. **Update Index**:
- Refresh ADR index table if titles changed
- Update status if applicable
4. **Write File**:
- Atomic write to individual `{REPO_ROOT}/.adlc/drafts/adr/ADR-{NNN}.md` files
- Preserve any ADRs that weren't modified
- The setup script auto-regenerates `adr.md` and `adr.md` index after updates
#### Phase 5.5: ADR Approval ⭐
**Objective**: Get user confirmation to approve ADRs before architecture generation
This step is **critical** because `implement` only processes ADRs with "Accepted" status. ADRs with "Discovered" or "Proposed" status will be skipped.
##### Approval Request
```markdowUsar con mi agente
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