概要
The Implementation Strategy Framework is a sophisticated Claude Code skill designed to elevate the decision-making process during software development. By utilizing a meta-cognitive approach, it assists developers in analyzing current system states, exploring architectural patterns like the Strangler or Facade patterns, and conducting thorough risk assessments. This skill ensures that implementation choices are not just technically sound but also aligned with project constraints, resource availability, and business goals, ultimately producing well-documented design rationales and verifiable outcomes.
