What problem does it solve? Engineering teams often lack a consistent framework for making high-stakes technology decisions, leading to uncontrolled tech debt, unreviewed architecture changes, and poor build-vs-buy choices. This Skill provides a Chief Technology Officer perspective that governs architecture decisions, stack evaluation, and engineering quality standards. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Architecture Governance: Reviews and approves Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) with a structured approval gate covering problem, alternatives, consequences, and stakeholders. - Decision Frameworks: Applies a build vs. buy matrix and explicit tech debt rules defining when shortcuts are acceptable and when they are never acceptable (security, multi-tenant isolation, billing paths). - Skill Orchestration: Routes specialist questions to the right domain skills such as software-architect, devops-engineer, dba, or qa-engineer based on context. - Use Case: When deciding whether to build an in-house feature flag system or adopt a vendor solution, the Skill produces a structured technical decision document with options compared, a recommendation, ADR requirements, and tech debt risk assessment. ## Quick Start Ask the CTO skill to evaluate whether we should build or buy a feature flag system for our multi-tenant SaaS platform and produce an ADR-ready recommendation.