software-architecture-design

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npx skills add https://github.com/vasilyu1983/ai-agents-public --skill software-architecture-design
Software Architecture Design — Quick Reference
Use this skill for
system-level design decisions
rather than implementation details within a single service or component.
Quick Reference
Task
Pattern/Tool
Key Resources
When to Use
Choose architecture style
Layered, Microservices, Event-driven, Serverless
modern-patterns.md
Greenfield projects, major refactors
Design for scale
Load balancing, Caching, Sharding, Read replicas
scalability-reliability-guide.md
High-traffic systems, performance goals
Ensure resilience
Circuit breakers, Retries, Bulkheads, Graceful degradation
scalability-reliability-guide.md
Distributed systems, external dependencies
Document decisions
Architecture Decision Record (ADR)
adr-template.md
Major technical decisions, tradeoff analysis
Define service boundaries
Domain-Driven Design (DDD), Bounded contexts
microservices-template.md
Microservices decomposition
Model data consistency
ACID vs BASE, Event sourcing, CQRS, Saga patterns
data-architecture-patterns.md
Multi-service transactions
Plan observability
SLIs/SLOs/SLAs, Distributed tracing, Metrics, Logs
architecture-blueprint.md
Production readiness
Migrate from monolith
Strangler fig, Database decomposition, Shadow traffic
migration-modernization-guide.md
Legacy modernization
Design inter-service comms
API Gateway, Service mesh, BFF pattern
api-gateway-service-mesh.md
Microservices networking
When to Use This Skill
Invoke when working on:
System decomposition
Deciding between monolith, modular monolith, microservices
Architecture patterns
Event-driven, CQRS, layered, hexagonal, serverless
Data architecture
Consistency models, sharding, replication, CQRS patterns
Scalability design
Load balancing, caching strategies, database scaling
Resilience patterns
Circuit breakers, retries, bulkheads, graceful degradation
API contracts
Service boundaries, versioning, integration patterns
Architecture decisions
ADRs, tradeoff analysis, technology selection
Migration planning
Monolith decomposition, strangler fig, database separation
When NOT to Use This Skill
Use other skills instead for:
Single-service implementation
(routes, controllers, business logic) →
software-backend
API endpoint design
(REST conventions, GraphQL schemas) →
dev-api-design
Security implementation
(auth, encryption, OWASP) →
software-security-appsec
Frontend component architecture
software-frontend
Database query optimization
data-sql-optimization
Decision Tree: Choosing Architecture Pattern
Project needs: [New System or Major Refactor]
├─ Single team, evolving domain?
│ ├─ Start simple → Modular Monolith (clear module boundaries)
│ └─ Need rapid iteration → Layered Architecture
├─ Multiple teams, clear bounded contexts?
│ ├─ Independent deployment critical → Microservices
│ └─ Shared data model → Modular Monolith with service modules
├─ Event-driven workflows?
│ ├─ Asynchronous processing → Event-Driven Architecture (Kafka, queues)
│ └─ Complex state machines → Saga pattern + Event Sourcing
├─ Variable/unpredictable load?
│ ├─ Pay-per-use model → Serverless (AWS Lambda, Cloudflare Workers)
│ └─ Batch processing → Serverless + queues
└─ High consistency requirements?
├─ Strong ACID guarantees → Monolith or Modular Monolith
└─ Distributed data → CQRS + Event Sourcing
Decision Factors:
Team size threshold
<10 developers → modular monolith typically outperforms microservices (operational overhead)
Team structure (Conway's Law) — architecture mirrors org structure
Deployment independence needs
Consistency vs availability tradeoffs (CAP theorem)
Operational maturity (monitoring, orchestration)
See
references/modern-patterns.md
for detailed pattern descriptions.
Output Guidelines
The references in this skill are background knowledge for you — absorb the patterns and present them as your own expertise. Do not cite internal reference file names (e.g., "from data-architecture-patterns.md") in user-facing output. Users don't know these files exist.
Every architecture recommendation should include:
Concrete technology picks
Name specific technologies (e.g., "Temporal.io for workflow orchestration", "Socket.io with Redis adapter") rather than staying abstract. The user needs to make build decisions, not just understand patterns.
What NOT to build
Explicitly call out what to defer or avoid. Premature scope is the #1 architecture mistake — help the user avoid it.
Team and process alignment
How does this architecture map to team structure? What ownership model does it imply? Include CODEOWNERS, deployment ownership, and on-call boundaries where relevant.
Success metrics
How will the team know the architecture is working? Include measurable indicators (deploy frequency, lead time, error rates, MTTR).
Focused length
Aim for depth on the 3–5 decisions that matter most rather than exhaustive coverage of every concern. A recommendation that's too long to read is a recommendation that won't be followed. Workflow (System-Level) Use this workflow when a user asks for architecture recommendations, decomposition, or major platform decisions. Clarify: problem statement, non-goals, constraints, and success metrics Capture quality attributes: availability, latency, throughput, durability, consistency, security, compliance, cost Propose 2–3 candidate architectures and compare tradeoffs Define boundaries: bounded contexts, ownership, APIs/events, integration contracts Decide data strategy: storage, consistency model, schema evolution, migrations Design for operations: SLOs, failure modes, observability, deployment, DR, incident playbooks Call out scope limits: what NOT to build yet, what to defer, what to buy vs build Document decisions: write ADRs for key tradeoffs and irreversible choices Preferred deliverables (pick what fits the request): Architecture blueprint: assets/planning/architecture-blueprint.md Decision record: assets/planning/adr-template.md Pattern deep dives: references/modern-patterns.md , references/scalability-reliability-guide.md 2026 Considerations Load only when the question explicitly involves current trends, vendor-specific constraints, or "what's the latest thinking on X?" references/architecture-trends-2026.md — Platform engineering, data mesh, composable architecture, AI-native systems data/sources.json — 60 curated resources organized by category: platform_engineering_2026 — IDP trends, AI-platform convergence, Backstage optional_ai_architecture — RAG patterns, multi-agent design, MCP/A2A protocols modern_architecture_2025 — Data mesh, composable architecture, continuous architecture If live web access is available, consult 2–3 authoritative sources from data/sources.json and fold findings into the recommendation. If not, answer with durable patterns and explicitly state assumptions that could change (vendor limits, pricing, managed-service capabilities). Navigation Core References Read at most 2–3 references per question — pick the ones most relevant to the specific ask. Do not read all of them. Reference Contents When to Read modern-patterns.md 10 architecture patterns with decision trees Choosing or comparing patterns scalability-reliability-guide.md CAP theorem, DB scaling, caching, circuit breakers, SRE Scaling or reliability questions data-architecture-patterns.md CQRS variants, event sourcing, data mesh, sagas, consistency Data flow across services migration-modernization-guide.md Strangler fig, DB decomposition, feature flags, risk assessment Refactoring a monolith api-gateway-service-mesh.md Gateway patterns, service mesh, mTLS, observability Inter-service communication architecture-trends-2026.md Platform engineering, data mesh, AI-native systems Current trends only operational-playbook.md Architecture questions framework, decomposition heuristics Design discussion framing Templates Planning & Documentation ( assets/planning/ ): architecture-blueprint.md — Service blueprint (dependencies, SLAs, data flows, resilience, security, observability) adr-template.md — Architecture Decision Record for tradeoff analysis Architecture Patterns ( assets/patterns/ ): microservices-template.md — Microservices design (API contracts, resilience, deployment, testing) event-driven-template.md — Event-driven architecture (event schemas, saga patterns, event sourcing) Operations ( assets/operations/ ): scalability-checklist.md — Scalability checklist (DB scaling, caching, load testing, auto-scaling, DR)
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