decisions
Decisions
Overview
This skill maintains a chronological record of significant project decisions in docs/decisions.md. It captures important architectural and design decisions, especially those involving tradeoffs, to create a permanent record of why key choices were made.
When to Use This Skill
Proactive (Conservative): Suggest recording decisions only when there is a clearly significant architectural choice, such as:
- Choosing between database systems (e.g., SQLite vs PostgreSQL)
- Selecting major frameworks or libraries
- Deciding on core architectural patterns (e.g., monolith vs microservices, rendering approach)
- Making fundamental design choices that will shape the project long-term
Do NOT proactively suggest for:
- Minor implementation details
- Routine coding decisions
- Small refactoring choices
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