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    <title>An Unenforceable ADR Is a Wish: Building adrkit</title>
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    <description>Most ADR tooling is a markdown template and a static site generator. That records a decision; it does not make the decision do anything. adrkit treats a decision record as typed data with a markdown body, adds one field that lets a tool answer &quot;which decisions govern this pull request?&quot;, and exposes the graveyard of rejected ideas to the agents now writing your plans.</description>
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