speq-adr-rules
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When a decision becomes an ADR: the default is no, only durable decisions qualify, search first, one decision per ADR. Use inside a /speq-plan, /speq-record, or /speq-audit run.
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npx skills add marconae/speq-skill --skill speq-adr-rules -a claude-code
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