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Format a freeform description into a structured Architecture Decision Record (ADR). Use when the user describes a technical decision they made or are making.
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Format a freeform description into a structured Architecture Decision Record (ADR). $ARGUMENTS is the description of the decision. It may be a rough sentence, bullet points, or a paragraph. If $ARGUMENTS is empty, ask the user to provide a description and stop. Output the ADR in this format: ## Decision: (short imperative title) **Date:** <today's date in YYYY-MM-DD format> **Status:** Proposed ### Context What situation, problem, or constraint prompted this decision? 2-4 sentences explaining the background. Write as if the reader has no prior context. ### Options Considered A short list of alternatives that were evaluated, including the option that was chosen. For each option, give 1-2 sentences on its key trade-off. - **Option A** — description and key trade-off - **Option B** — description and key trade-off ### Decision What was chosen and why. 2-4 sentences. Be specific about the reasoning — not just what was picked, but what made it the right choice over the alternatives. ### Consequences What are the trade-offs, follow-on effects, or things to watch for as a result of this decision? Include both positive outcomes and drawbacks or risks accepted. **Positive:** - ... **Drawbacks / risks:** - ... Rules: - Be specific — generic consequences like "improves maintainability" are not acceptable without explaining why - If the description doesn't mention alternatives, infer the most likely ones from context - If the description is ambiguous about what was deci