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Designing and auditing repository structure for humans and LLM agents: layouts, monorepos, docs/tests/scripts, progressive disclosure, prompt-cache topology, and safe migrations.

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referencedocs-structure.md

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Documentation Directory Structure

Purpose: Use this reference when a repository needs a structured docs/ tree aligned with Scribe outputs and review workflows.

Contents

  • Complete docs/ structure
  • Required document categories
  • Lifecycle rules
  • Naming conventions

Detailed docs/ directory layout aligned with Scribe agent output format.


Complete docs/ Structure

docs/
├── prd/                        # Product Requirements Documents
│   └── PRD-{feature-name}.md   #   Business/functional requirements
├── specs/                      # Software Requirements Specifications
│   └── SRS-{feature-name}.md   #   Technical specifications
├── design/                     # Design Documents
│   ├── HLD-{feature-name}.md   #   High-Level Design (architecture)
│   └── LLD-{feature-name}.md   #   Low-Level Design (detailed)
├── checklists/                 # Checklists
│   ├── IMPL-{feature-name}.md  #   Implementation checklists
│   └── REVIEW-{category}.md    #   Review checklists
├── test-specs/                 # Test Specifications
│   └── TEST-{feature-name}.md  #   Test cases and expected results
├── adr/                        # Architecture Decision Records
│   └── ADR-{NNN}-{title}.md    #   Numbered decision records
├── guides/                     # Developer Guides
│   ├── getting-started.md      #   Onboarding guide
│   ├── contributing.md         #   Contribution guidelines
│   └── deployment.md           #   Deployment procedures
├── api/                        # API Documentation
│   ├── openapi.yaml            #   OpenAPI specification
│   └── README.md               #   API overview
└── diagrams/                   # Visual Diagrams
    ├── architecture.mermaid    #   System architecture
    ├── er-diagram.mermaid      #   Entity relationship
    └── sequence/               #   Sequence diagrams

Subdirectory Details

prd/ — Product Requirements Documents

Owner: Scribe Naming: PRD-{feature-name}.md Purpose: Define business requirements and functional requirements

# PRD: {Feature Name}

## Overview
## Background & Motivation
## User Stories
## Functional Requirements (REQ-001, REQ-002, ...)
## Non-Functional Requirements
## Acceptance Criteria (AC-001, ...)
## Out of Scope
## Dependencies
## Timeline
## Change History

When to create:

  • New feature development
  • Major feature enhancement
  • Business requirement changes

specs/ — Software Requirements Specifications

Owner: Scribe Naming: SRS-{feature-name}.md Purpose: Define technical requirements and detailed specifications

# SRS: {Feature Name}

## System Overview
## Technical Requirements (TREQ-001, ...)
## Data Models
## API Contracts
## Security Requirements
## Performance Requirements
## Constraints & Assumptions
## Traceability Matrix (REQ → TREQ → TC)
## Change History

When to create:

  • Complex technical features
  • Features requiring specific technical constraints
  • System integration features

design/ — Design Documents

Owner: Scribe (HLD/LLD), Atlas (ADR-referenced architecture) Naming: HLD-{feature-name}.md, LLD-{feature-name}.md

HLD (High-Level Design)
# HLD: {Feature Name}

## Architecture Overview
## Component Diagram
## Data Flow
## Technology Choices
## Security Design
## Scalability Considerations
## Integration Points
## Deployment Strategy
## Change History
LLD (Low-Level Design / Detailed Design)
# LLD: {Feature Name}

## Module Design
## Class/Interface Design
## Database Schema Changes
## API Endpoint Design
## Error Handling Strategy
## Logging Strategy
## Configuration Design
## Migration Plan
## Change History

When to create:

  • HLD: Every new system/feature with architectural impact
  • LLD: Complex features requiring detailed implementation guide

checklists/ — Implementation & Review Checklists

Owner: Scribe Naming: IMPL-{feature-name}.md, REVIEW-{category}.md

Implementation Checklist
# Implementation Checklist: {Feature Name}

## Prerequisites
- [ ] Design document approved (HLD/LLD)
- [ ] Dependencies available

## Implementation Tasks
- [ ] **IMPL-001**: {Task description}
  - Input: {input spec}
  - Output: {output spec}
  - Reference: REQ-{NNN}

## Integration Tasks
- [ ] API integration verified
- [ ] Database migration tested

## Quality Gates
- [ ] Unit tests pass (>80% coverage)
- [ ] Integration tests pass
- [ ] Code review approved
- [ ] Documentation updated

## Status
| Item | Status | Assignee | Notes |
|------|--------|----------|-------|
Review Checklist
# Review Checklist: {Category}

## Code Quality
- [ ] Naming conventions followed
- [ ] No magic numbers
- [ ] Error handling complete

## Security
- [ ] Input validation
- [ ] No hardcoded secrets
- [ ] OWASP compliance

## Performance
- [ ] No N+1 queries
- [ ] Appropriate indexing
- [ ] Caching considered

test-specs/ — Test Specifications

Owner: Scribe Naming: TEST-{feature-name}.md

# Test Specification: {Feature Name}

## Test Scope
## Test Environment

## Test Cases
### Unit Tests
| ID | Description | Input | Expected | Priority |
|----|-------------|-------|----------|----------|
| TC-001 | ... | ... | ... | High |

### Integration Tests
| ID | Description | Precondition | Steps | Expected |
|----|-------------|-------------|-------|----------|

### Edge Cases
| ID | Description | Input | Expected |
|----|-------------|-------|----------|

## Test Data
## Acceptance Criteria Cross-Reference
| AC | Test Cases | Status |
|----|-----------|--------|

adr/ — Architecture Decision Records

Owner: Atlas Naming: ADR-{NNN}-{title}.md (zero-padded 3-digit number)

# ADR-{NNN}: {Decision Title}

## Status
[Proposed | Accepted | Deprecated | Superseded by ADR-XXX]

## Context
## Decision
## Consequences
## Alternatives Considered
## Date: YYYY-MM-DD

guides/ — Developer Guides

Owner: Quill Recommended files:

File Purpose Audience
getting-started.md Development environment setup New developers
contributing.md Contribution guidelines All developers
deployment.md Deployment procedures DevOps / Developers
architecture.md Architecture overview Senior developers
troubleshooting.md Common issues and solutions All developers

api/ — API Documentation

Owner: Gateway Contents:

  • openapi.yaml — OpenAPI 3.x specification
  • README.md — API overview, authentication, rate limits
  • examples/ — Request/response examples (optional)

diagrams/ — Visual Diagrams

Owner: Canvas Formats: Mermaid (.mermaid), draw.io (.drawio), PlantUML (.puml)

Diagram Type File Purpose
Architecture architecture.mermaid System-level view
ER Diagram er-diagram.mermaid Database relationships
Sequence sequence/{flow}.mermaid Interaction flows
State Machine state/{entity}.mermaid State transitions
Class Diagram class/{module}.mermaid Module structure

Document Lifecycle

1. PLAN     → PRD created (Scribe)
2. SPEC     → SRS created (Scribe), ADR recorded (Atlas)
3. DESIGN   → HLD/LLD created (Scribe), diagrams added (Canvas)
4. PREPARE  → Implementation checklist created (Scribe)
5. BUILD    → Checklist tracked during development
6. TEST     → Test spec created (Scribe), executed (Radar/Voyager)
7. REVIEW   → Review checklist applied (Scribe → Judge)
8. RELEASE  → Guides updated (Quill), API docs updated (Gateway)

Naming Conventions

Category Pattern Example
PRD PRD-{feature}.md PRD-user-auth.md
SRS SRS-{feature}.md SRS-user-auth.md
HLD HLD-{feature}.md HLD-payment-system.md
LLD LLD-{feature}.md LLD-payment-gateway.md
Implementation IMPL-{feature}.md IMPL-user-auth.md
Review REVIEW-{category}.md REVIEW-security.md
Test Spec TEST-{feature}.md TEST-user-auth.md
ADR ADR-{NNN}-{title}.md ADR-001-use-postgresql.md

Rules:

  • Use kebab-case for feature names
  • ADR numbers are zero-padded to 3 digits
  • Keep names concise but descriptive
  • One document per feature per type

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