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name: find
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description: Retrieve the architecture decision records relevant to files, components, or a topic being worked on — callable at any point mid-task, not just at session start. Use unprompted before changing behavior that may already be decided (a locked choice, a convention, a rejected alternative). Invoked by `/os-adr:find`.
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---
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Find the ADRs relevant to what is being worked on. Retrieval is deterministic-first: run the
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CLI, then apply judgment ONLY to the candidates it returns — never read/rank the full ADR
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corpus yourself.
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## 1. Run the deterministic CLI
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```bash
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ruby ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/adr-find --root <project-root> \
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--paths <comma-separated file/dir paths being edited> \
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--components <comma-separated component names> # optional
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```
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The CLI layers: frontmatter path/component matching → Accepted-only status filter →
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one-hop Graphify graph expansion of the query paths (automatic when `graphify-out/graph.json`
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exists; silently skipped otherwise). Add `--all-statuses` only when history matters (e.g.
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"why was X superseded?").
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## 2. Judge the candidate set
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Read the returned candidate files (they are few) and decide which actually bear on the task.
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`matched_on` tells you why each surfaced (`path`, `graph`, `component`). Prefer direct path
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matches; treat `graph` matches as "nearby decisions worth a look".
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## 3. Act on what you find
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- If the in-progress change **conflicts** with an Accepted ADR: stop, surface the specific ADR
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(ID + title + the constraint), and either adjust the approach or propose superseding it via
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`/os-adr:create` with `supersedes`.
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- If a candidate merely informs the work, cite it and continue.
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- If the CLI returns nothing, say so — do not fall back to sweeping `docs/adr/` unless the user
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asks; an empty result usually means no decision governs those paths (or `affected-paths`
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frontmatter is missing on older ADRs — worth mentioning once).
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