Enterprise Architecture skills for AI agents - C4 diagrams, ADRs, tech debt scanning, capability maps, and architecture reviews. The EA lifecycle, packaged for Claude Code.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Write Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) from design discussions, option comparisons, or technology choices. Activate whenever someone is making or documenting an architectural decision — including: "write an ADR", "document this decision", "we've decided to use X", "help me compare these options", "capture the…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Review an architecture submission, design proposal, or pattern choice against EA standards and produce structured feedback. Activate whenever someone wants architecture feedback, a design review, or ARB preparation — including: "review this architecture", "is this a good design", "what are the issues with", "prepare…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate C4 model architecture diagrams — Context, Container, Component — as interactive rendered SVG visuals. Activate whenever someone wants to diagram, visualise, or document a system's architecture, including: "draw a C4 diagram", "show me the architecture of", "create a context diagram", "container diagram for"…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Build Business Capability Maps with gap analysis, investment heatmaps, and application-to-capability mapping. Activate whenever someone mentions business capabilities, capability models, strategic planning, investment prioritisation, or wants to understand what a business does vs what technology supports it …
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Scan an Azure DevOps repository or pasted codebase description to quantify technical debt by domain and severity. Activate whenever someone mentions tech debt, code quality, architecture health, modernisation readiness, or asks what needs fixing in a codebase — including: "analyze my repo for tech debt", "score our…
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