- In short
- A usable architecture brief states four things before any pattern is chosen: the capability gap, the data involved (live vs static), the acceptable error cost, and the target user of the output. Missing any one forces the architect to guess, and guesses compound into rework. A good brief is falsifiable, another architect reading it can predict roughly what system will be proposed.
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