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adr-generator

Formats Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) capturing problem context, considered alternatives, and consequences.

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## Purpose

Document significant architectural choices in a lightweight, immutable Architecture Decision Record (ADR) following the Michael Nygard format to maintain long-term technical context.

## When to Use

- Committing to a new framework, language, database, or major pattern.
- Changing an existing architectural standard or deprecating a system.
- Preserving the "why" behind non-obvious engineering decisions for future hires.

## What to Analyze

1. **Title & Status**: `[Number] [Title]` (e.g. `ADR-0012 Use ClickHouse for Event Analytics`) with status (`Proposed`, `Accepted`, `Superseded`, `Rejected`).
2. **Context**: What problem are we solving, and what business/technical constraints force a decision?