create-rfc
Create a new RFC (Request for Comments) technical specification
What this skill does
# create-rfc **Category**: Technical Architecture ## Usage ```bash /create-rfc <rfc-title> ``` ## Arguments - `<rfc-title>`: Required - Short descriptive title for the RFC (will be kebab-cased for filename) ## Execution Instructions When this command is run, Claude Code should: 1. **Determine RFC Number** - Scan `rfcs/` directory (all subdirectories) for existing RFC files - Find highest RFC number (RFC-XXXX pattern) - Increment by 1 for new RFC - If no RFCs exist, start with RFC-0001 2. **Create Directory Structure** (if not exists) ``` rfcs/ ├── draft/ ├── review/ ├── approved/ │ └── in-progress/ ├── completed/ └── archive/ ``` 3. **Generate RFC File** - Convert title to kebab-case: "API Gateway Selection" → "api-gateway-selection" - Create file: `rfcs/draft/RFC-XXXX-<kebab-title>.md` - Use template from skill references 4. **Populate Metadata** - Set `rfc_id` to new number - Set `title` from argument - Set `status` to DRAFT - Set `created` and `last_updated` to today's date - Leave `author` for user to fill 5. **Confirm Creation** ``` Created RFC-XXXX: <title> Location: rfcs/draft/RFC-XXXX-<kebab-title>.md Status: DRAFT Next steps: 1. Fill in the Overview and Problem Statement sections 2. Define your Evaluation Criteria before analyzing options 3. Analyze at least 2 options objectively 4. When ready for review: /rfc-status RFC-XXXX --set REVIEW ``` ## Template Reference Use the template from: `plugins/devops-data/skills/rfc-specification/references/rfc-template.md` ## Example Usage ```bash /create-rfc API Gateway Selection ``` Creates: `rfcs/draft/RFC-0001-api-gateway-selection.md` ```bash /create-rfc Database Migration Strategy ``` Creates: `rfcs/draft/RFC-0002-database-migration-strategy.md` ## Validation - Title must be provided (not empty) - Title should be 2-6 words for clarity - Warn if similar RFC already exists (fuzzy match on title) ## Error Handling - If `rfcs/` directory doesn't exist, create it with full structure - If title is empty, prompt user for title - If similar RFC exists, ask for confirmation before creating
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