ADRs for AI

ADRs for AI

Deliberation records on the go

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Released
August 31, 2026
Updated
September 1, 2026

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Your project's decisions — with their reasoning — in your pocket. Review open questions dossier by dossier: Each one arrives with the options considered, a recommendation, the rationale behind it, a stated confidence, and what would change the answer. Accept or Override with one tap — and your answer lands as a real commit in your repository. ADRs4AI is for people who build with AI collaborators and refuse to let the thinking evaporate. The method is simple: Decisions live as plain Markdown records in your repo, questions are first-class and findable, and every recommendation carries its reasoning. This app is the pocket half of that practice — for the questions that accumulate while you're away from your desk. WHAT IT DOES • Sign in with your GitHub token — it stays in your device's Keychain • Import a repository and see its open questions as reviewable dossiers • Read each recommendation with its full reasoning, not just a conclusion • Accept with one tap, or write your own answer — either lands as a commit • Works with any repository using the ADRs4AI record format WHAT IT DOESN'T DO • No server of ours — your device talks to GitHub, and nowhere else • No analytics, no tracking, no ads, no accounts • No lock-in: Everything is plain Markdown in your repo; delete the app tomorrow and your records are still yours, still readable Part of the ADRs4AI toolkit — a git-native methodology, VS Code extension, and starter template for durable human–AI collaboration. Start at adrs.systems.
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What's New in ADRs for AI

1.0.1

September 1, 2026

Sign-in, reworked end to end: • The GitHub approval page now opens in your own browser (or the GitHub app), where you're already signed in — with the code pre-filled when possible. • Leaving the app mid-sign-in is fine: the flow resumes the moment you return instead of resetting. • Tapping the code confirms the copy with a haptic and a checkmark. • A "Get a new code" escape hatch is always available. • Prefer not to authorize the app? The token sign-in notes why a fine-grained token is the least-privilege way to try ADRs for AI.

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