Deterministic, offline, read-only ADR decision memory for coding agents. No model or network calls.
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dev.adrkit/mcp is an MCP server that deterministic, offline, read-only ADR decision memory for coding agents. No model or network calls. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 91/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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Decision memory for human- and agent-authored plans — architecture decision records that are machine-readable, enforceable in CI, and legible to agents, without leaving git.
Most ADR tooling is a markdown template and a static site generator. That
records a decision; it doesn't make the decision do anything. adrkit treats a
record as typed data with a markdown body and adds one field — affects —
so a tool can answer "which decisions govern this pull request?" and put the
answer where the next decision is being made.
An 80-second tour, from the terminal to the pull request to the GitHub Copilot app:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2ab466f9-53f0-4274-a87c-98d8d5e5ecdf
A still of the final screen. Select it to watch the 15-second recording.
On a pull request, the governing-decisions Action posts that answer as a comment, and GitHub Copilot code review can cite a record because it lives in the repository:
mbeacom/adrkit-demo is a small
payments-ledger repository with these pull requests open, a managed ARB queue
issue, and recordings of every command.
Generated knowledge systems answer "how does the system work now?" adrkit answers "what did people decide, what alternatives were rejected, and which decisions govern this change?" ADR-0037 sets that boundary: generated knowledge systems are downstream read models of adrkit's human-reviewed decision corpus, never decision authorities.
Tools such as OpenWiki can consume ADRs as evidence and turn them into browsable current-state documentation. That is complementary to adrkit: the generated wiki is a downstream read model, while the reviewed records in git retain authority over decision lifecycle and typed relationships. Machine verification of generated content is not human ratification of a decision.
See the provisional generated-knowledge guide for the OpenWiki setup being evaluated and the ownership boundary ADR-0037 sets between the two tools.
The CLI is published as @adrkit/cli
and exposes the adr binary. Published artifacts target Node 22+:
npx @adrkit/cli lint # validate the corpus in docs/adr
npx @adrkit/cli explain src/payments/api.ts # which decisions govern this file?
Or add it to a project (Bun-first repos can use `bun add