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This PR introduces a comprehensive ADR workflow, reconstructs ADRs as point-in-time decision records, and adds tools to manage ADR workflows. The changes appear well-structured and safe to merge, with some recommendations for additional error handling and validation.
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docs/ARCHITECTURE.md, emphasizing the importance of ADR and architecture projection.Pre-merge checks
@ -32,0 +101,4 @@function replaceProposedArchitecturePatchSection(text, patch) {const section = proposedArchitecturePatchSection(patch).trimEnd();if (!/^## Proposed Architecture Patch\n\n/m.test(text)) return `${text.trimEnd()}\n\n${section}\n`;return text.replace(/(^|\n)## Proposed Architecture Patch\n\n[\s\S]*?(?=\n## |\s*$)/, `$1${section}`);🟡 Warning: Lines 104–264: The
adr_createtool'ssupersedeshandling assumes all entries are valid. Consider adding validation to ensure each entry references an existing ADR file.Reconstruct ADR event stream and add ADR workflow toolsto docs: reconstruct ADR event stream and add workflow toolsAddressed actionable inline feedback.
@ -32,0 +91,4 @@if (!patch || typeof patch !== "object") throw new Error("adr_create requires architecturePatch");const patchRecord = patch;const storedPatch = {path: requireString(patchRecord, "path"),@auto-review Addressed. Reflection: I relied on the later status read to validate superseded ADRs, which let a raw filesystem ENOENT escape instead of validating the tool contract first. Classification: one-off; the existing ADR tool coverage is the right guardrail, but it was missing this negative case. I added focused coverage for a missing supersedes ADR path and now
requireAcceptedSupersedesrejects non-ADR or absent paths withsupersedes entries must reference existing ADR files.The PR introduces validation for ADR supersedes entries to ensure they reference existing ADR files, along with corresponding test coverage. The changes appear safe to merge.
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153a210:requireAcceptedSupersedesto ensure supersedes entries reference existing ADR files.opencode_adr_create_behavior_test.mjsto verify the new validation logic for missing ADR files in supersedes entries.