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Skill pngdeity/apm-user-repository/packages/technical-documentation/.apm/skills/technical-documentation

Comprehensive guidance for writing architectural and technical documentation. Use when the user asks to create or update Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) or Technical Design Documents (Micro-Leaves).From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add pngdeity/apm-user-repository --skill technical-documentation

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Technical Documentation (ADRs & Design Leaves)

This project maintains a strict hierarchy of technical documentation to ensure architectural integrity and implementation reliability.

1. Architectural Decisions (ADRs)

Use this workflow when making high-level technology choices, defining system patterns, or establishing project-wide constraints.

  • Workflow & Template: Refer to references/adrs.md
  • Key Focus: Rationale, alternatives considered, and long-term consequences.

2. Technical Implementation (Micro-Leaves)

Use this workflow when designing atomic units of logic, defining interface contracts, or mapping out failure modes before writing code.

  • Workflow & Template: Refer to references/design.md
  • Key Focus: Interface contracts, blast radius isolation, and failure-mode resilience.

3. Documentation Philosophy

  1. ADRs first: Define the "Why" and the "What" at the system level.
  2. Leaves second: Define the "How" for each atomic unit of that decision.
  3. Code third: Implement only after the interface and failure modes are approved.

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