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group-tech-design

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Updated 10-16 08:49

About this skill

Team Tech Design — Technical Design Document Generator (Team)

Help the user write a structured technical design document following a standard template, then save it to the team's Yuque knowledge base for group review.

When to Use

  • User wants to write a technical design document or RFC and save it to the group repo
  • User says "help me write a tech design for the team library", "write a tech design for the team", "team tech design"
  • User describes a feature/system and needs it formalized into a design doc for group review

Required MCP Tools

All tools are from the yuque-mcp server:

  • yuque_search — (Optional) Search for related existing docs for context
  • yuque_list_repos — Find the target group knowledge base
  • yuque_create_doc — Create the design document

Reference

The full template is in references/template.md. Load it when generating the document.

Workflow

Step 1: Understand the Requirements

Gather from the user:

Field Required Description
Project/Feature Name Yes What is being designed
Background and Problem Yes Why this is needed, what problem it solves
Goals Yes What success looks like
Constraints No Technical constraints, timeline, budget
Existing Solutions No Any existing approaches or prior art
Team login (Group login) Yes The team's Yuque group login

If the user provides a brief description, ask clarifying questions:

  • "What problem should this feature solve?"
  • "Are there any technical constraints? For example, must use a certain framework, or be compatible with existing systems?"
  • "What is the expected timeline?"

If the user hasn't specified a group login, ask: "Please tell me your team's Yuque group login, and I'll save the tech design to the team knowledge base."

Step 2: (Optional) Search for Context

If relevant, search Yuque for related existing documents:

Tool: yuque_search
Parameters:
  query: "<related keywords>"
  type: "doc"

This helps:

  • Avoid duplicating existing designs
  • Reference prior decisions
  • Understand the current architecture

Step 3: Generate the Design Document

Load the template from references/template.md and fill in each section based on the user's input and your technical analysis.

Key sections to fill:

  1. Background — Problem statement, current situation
  2. Goals — What this design achieves, non-goals
  3. Design — The core technical approach
    • Architecture diagram description (describe in text/ASCII if needed)
    • Core components and their responsibilities
    • Data model / API design
    • Key flows (sequence of operations)
  4. Tech Stack — Why specific technologies were chosen
  5. Alternatives — Other approaches considered and why they were rejected
  6. Timeline — Milestones and estimated effort
  7. Risks — What could go wrong and mitigation strategies
  8. References — Related docs, links, prior art

Step 4: Review with User

Present the draft to the user before saving. Ask:

  • "Is the design content accurate? Is there anything that needs adjustment?"
  • "Would you like to add other technical details?"

Step 5: Save to Team Yuque

Tool: yuque_list_repos
Parameters:
  login: "<group_login>"
  type: "group"

Find or ask for the target group repo (often "Tech Design" or "Design Doc" or "RFC").

Tool: yuque_create_doc
Parameters:
  repo_id: "<namespace>"    # e.g., "my-team/tech-docs"
  title: "[技术方案] <项目名称>"
  body: "<formatted design document>"
  format: "markdown"

Step 6: Confirm

✅ 技术方案已创建(草稿状态)!

📄 **[[技术方案] 项目名称](文档链接)**
📚 已保存到:「团队知识库名称」

### 文档结构
- 背景与目标
- 方案设计(含 X 个核心模块)
- 技术选型对比
- 排期(预计 X 周)
- 风险评估(X 个风险点)

💡 文档为草稿状态,请团队评审后发布。

Guidelines

  • Write the design doc in Chinese (default) unless the user specifies English
  • Be specific in the design section — include data models, API signatures, flow descriptions
  • For tech stack comparison, use a table with pros/cons
  • Keep the document actionable — someone should be able to implement from this doc
  • If the user's requirements are vague, make reasonable assumptions and note them clearly with "【Assumption】" markers
  • Don't over-engineer — match the design complexity to the project scope
  • Always end the confirmation with "Please publish after team review" — group designs need review
  • This skill saves to group repos — for personal repos, use personal-tech-design

Error Handling

Situation Action
User provides very vague requirements Ask 2-3 targeted questions before generating
yuque_search finds conflicting existing designs Mention them and ask user how to reconcile
yuque_create_doc fails Show error, offer to output the markdown for manual copy
User wants to update an existing design doc Use yuque_search to find it, then suggest creating a v2 or appendix
User wants to save to personal repo Suggest using personal-tech-design skill instead
Group login not provided Ask user for the team's group login
Team Token not configured Inform user that group repos require a team-level Token