sqlew
ADR (Architecture Decision Record) for AI Agents
How to use
The sqlew MCP server facilitates the management of Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) specifically tailored for AI agents. Developers utilize this server to document, track, and manage architectural decisions, ensuring that AI projects maintain clarity and consistency throughout their development lifecycle. With sqlew, you can streamline decision-making processes and enhance collaboration across your development teams.
Once connected to the sqlew server, you can interact with it by sending requests to create, retrieve, update, or delete ADRs. Although there are no specific tools documented within the server, you can effectively utilize standard HTTP methods to manage your records. For optimal results, focus on structured queries that provide clear details about your architectural choices and the context surrounding them.
How to install
Prerequisites
Ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine, as it is required to run the sqlew server.
Option A: Quick start with npx
You can quickly start using sqlew without installing it globally by running the following command:
npx -y sqlew-io/sqlew
Option B: Global install alternative
If you prefer to install the server globally for easier access, use the following command:
npm install -g sqlew-io/sqlew
Additional notes
While configuring the sqlew server, consider setting up environment variables for better management of your ADRs, such as defining a default storage path. Be aware that issues may arise if your ADR entries lack sufficient context, so always ensure you provide clear descriptions and reasons behind each architectural decision.
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