Add adr.zone to tooling list (any template)

[bnunamak]

Adds adr.zone to the "Tooling to create and maintain decision files (Any template)" section.

adr.zone is a free web-based ADR generator with multi-format support (Nygard, MADR, Y-Statement, ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010-inspired), examples, and a simple API for programmatic ADR generation.

Let me know if you'd prefer different wording or placement!

[bnunamak]

Hey @koppor ,

wondering if there's anything I can help with to getting this closer to merge?

The main value adds (in my opinion) of adr.zone are:

• Callable ADR generation HTTP REST API (I use this a lot informally with my own agents)
• Browser-based generator with shareable URLs
• Introduced an "Outcome First" ADR variant for improved async comms more towards org leadership and higher-level stakeholders. It presents outcomes / decisions / impact before technical reasoning for scanning. Based loosely around outcome-first communication principles applied to ADRs for ongoing ops

Really appreciate you maintaining this ADR hub and would love to support you more outside of this where possible!

[koppor]

Thank you for submitting and pinging.

I am on the train, cannot click any link. No screenshots found in the PR. Too much hazzle for me to manually open the web page and check. Will do as soon as I find time.

[koppor]

@bnunamak Thank you for the web page and tool. May I do some nitpick?

• MADR is 4.0.0 now - and for MADR, the pros and cons are for each option. We kind of advocate for that and therefore would like to see it adapted.
• Could you also support the leaner variant "minimal" as variant? https://github.com/adr/madr/blob/develop/template/adr-template-minimal.md

Would it be possible to update here?

[bnunamak]

@koppor thanks for flagging!

I've updated MADR to 4.0.0 with pros / cons on the option level in the generator (as well as examples, templates, ...).

I've also added support for toggling / viewing the minimal vs verbose variants in examples and the generator (also API):

Let me know what you think!