ADR - Architecture decision records
The ADR module numbers and stores your architecture decisions with the MADR lifecycle.
Features
Section titled “Features”- Per-workspace numbering - each decision gets an automatic, sequential number (e.g.
ADR-0007). - MADR lifecycle - proposed → accepted → rejected → superseded; every transition is recorded.
- Supersession chains - when one decision replaces another, the link is preserved.
- Server-side Markdown rendering - decisions are written in Markdown and rendered safely.
- Full export - JSON, CSV or Markdown ZIP.
- Limit by package - 5 records on Trial; unlimited on paid plans.
Example record
Section titled “Example record”# ADR-0007: Adopt RabbitMQ for messagingStatus: AcceptedContext: We need asynchronous communication between services.Decision: RabbitMQ will be used as the event queue.Consequences: Operational load increases; supersedes ADR-0003.