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adr-generator

Use when you need to formalize a technical or architectural decision as a structured Architectural Decision Record (ADR), or when a team has debated an option (database…

adr-generator is a Claude Code agent you can drop into a project. Subagents run as a separate context the main session can delegate to, so it is useful when a task keeps recurring and you want it handled the same way each time.

Everything on this page — the summary, the category and the how-to — is written by HowToPrompts; the link below goes to the original project.

TypeAgent
/agent add adr-generator

How to use it

  1. Add the file to `.claude/agents/` (subagent) or `.claude/commands/` in your project.
  2. Restart Claude Code so it registers the new entry.
  3. Invoke it by name, or let the main session delegate to it.
Compiled and written by HowToPrompts from public sources.

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