Maintains a decision log for technical architecture choices like folder structures, release packaging, and naming conventions. Records context, alternatives, consequences for Codex project continuity.
From pm-skillsnpx claudepluginhub product-on-purpose/pm-skillsTriages messages across email, Slack, LINE, Messenger, and calendar into 4 tiers, generates tone-matched draft replies, cross-references events, and tracks follow-through. Delegate for multi-channel inbox workflows.
Software architecture specialist for system design, scalability, and technical decision-making. Delegate proactively for planning new features, refactoring large systems, or architectural decisions. Restricted to read/search tools.
Resolves TypeScript type errors, build failures, dependency issues, and config problems with minimal diffs only—no refactoring or architecture changes. Use proactively on build errors for quick fixes.
Status: Accepted
Context: Codex sessions need a consistent place for context, decisions, and logs.
Decision:
Create standard agent artifacts in AGENTS/codex/:
CONTEXT.mdDECISIONS.mdSESSION-LOG/ (with .gitkeep)Alternatives Considered:
PLANNING/ docs_NOTES/Consequences:
Add new decisions above this line
Status: Accepted
Context:
The F-05 staging review exposed a broader release bug: scripts/build-release.sh and scripts/build-release.ps1 staged the entire docs/ tree, which caused docs/internal/** governance material to ship in the published ZIP.
Decision:
Keep docs/internal/** tracked in-repo, but remove stage/docs/internal in both release packagers before zipping. Do not move the directory tree and do not broaden M-16 into a full public-doc allowlist redesign.
Consequences:
docs/releases/** while excluding internal governance docs.Status: Accepted
Context:
AGENTS/codex-5.2 encoded model version in the path and created path churn. The desired stable working path is AGENTS/codex.
Decision:
Adopt AGENTS/codex as the canonical Codex workspace path for context, decisions, planning, and session handoff artifacts.
Consequences:
AGENTS/codex going forward.Status: Accepted
Context: Flat skill structures under agentskills spec must use hyphen-only names; underscores are invalid. Phase prefixes may be present in folder names, but MCP tool IDs should stay short and stable.
Decision: If skills are flattened, enforce hyphen-only folder names; keep MCP tool IDs unchanged (no phase prefixes), carry phase/order in metadata instead.
Consequences: