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Scaffold a new ADR in `docs/decisions/`. Codex equivalent of the Claude /adr-new command.
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| name | adr-new |
| description | Scaffold a new ADR in `docs/decisions/`. Codex equivalent of the Claude /adr-new command. |
Codex equivalent of the Claude /adr-new command. Follow the same project workflow, using any provided user request as the command arguments.
Scaffold a new ADR in docs/decisions/.
Find the next number: ls docs/decisions/0*.md | tail -1 and increment.
Create the file as docs/decisions/0NNN-<short-kebab-slug>.md with this skeleton:
# 00NN — <Title>
- **Status:** Proposed — <one-line summary of what this decision locks in>
- **Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
- **Related:** <related ADRs / issues / PRs>
- **Related code:** <relevant filepaths>
## Context
What problem are we solving? What is the current state? What forces are pushing the decision?
## Decision
What we are deciding, stated as a clear directive.
## Consequences
What this implies — including what becomes easier, what becomes harder, and what is **not** abstracted by this decision.
Add a row to docs/decisions/README.md index with the ADR number, title, and current Status.
Land in the same PR as the code or decision it captures, where applicable.
Look at recent ADRs (e.g. docs/decisions/0029-*.md) for style and depth — short summaries on top, full reasoning in the body.