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For engineers, engineering managers, and QA, this workflow compares two published architecture decision records for incompatible constraints in light of their decision statuses. It creates a GitHub issue with source citations and questions for resolution only when a direct contradiction is found; otherwise it reports that no issue was opened.
How it works
Enter two public ADR URLs and a GitHub repository owner and name. The workflow reads both decisions, checks their statuses and constraints, and creates a cited GitHub issue with resolution questions only if it finds a direct conflict. If it finds none, it returns a comparison without opening an issue.
Good for
Engineers, engineering managers, and QA reconciling published architecture decisions.
What runs, step by step

Provide your input
First published ADR URL, Second published ADR URL, GitHub repository owner, and GitHub repository name
Read first ADR
Capture the first published decision and its status
Read second ADR
Capture the second published decision and its status
Compare decisions
Check status and constraints for evidence-backed conflicts
Only file real conflicts
Send confirmed contradictions down the issue path
Draft conflict issue
Cite both ADRs and ask owners how to reconcile them
Create GitHub issue
Open an issue only for substantiated ADR contradictions
Report no issue needed
Explain the comparison without opening an issue
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