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Architecture Documentation

Architecture documentation is more than just diagrams. Learn how to capture decisions, risks, requirements, and technical specifications in structured, searchable formats.

Good architecture documentation answers questions before they are asked. Why was this technology chosen? What assumptions are we making? What happens if this component fails? What are the security requirements?

The Problem with Traditional Documentation

How Content Foundry Solves This

Content Foundry provides structure without rigidity:

Specialised Blocks
Purpose-built blocks for assumptions, constraints, risks, NFRs, and more. Each block type captures the right information.
Consistent Structure
Each block type captures the same information in the same way. Find all assumptions, all risks, all NFRs across your documentation.
Git-Native
Documentation lives with code and goes through the same review process. Pull requests include both code and documentation changes.
Linked Content
Reference schemas and APIs that stay synchronised with their definitions. No manual updates required.

Documentation Categories

Decision Documentation

Capture the thinking behind your architecture:

Risk Documentation

Document what could go wrong and how you will handle it:

Technical Documentation

Capture the details that matter:

Guides in This Section

Creating Your First Document
Basic page creation and structure
Using Content Blocks
Working with the full range of block types
Documenting Assumptions
Capture what you are betting on
Documenting Constraints
Define the boundaries
Documenting Principles
Establish design rules
Documenting NFRs
Measurable quality requirements
Documenting Risks
Individual risk documentation
Creating Risk Registers
Full risk tracking
Failure Scenarios
Resilience planning

By Architect Role

Different architects have different documentation needs: