devops-agent vs scope-appropriate-architecture

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Tier 2 (Prototype) → Tier 3 (MVP)
  Add: Postgres, basic auth, error boundaries, CI

Tier 3 (MVP) → Tier 4 (Growth)
  Add: Redis cache, background jobs, monitoring, module boundaries

Tier 4 (Growth) → Tier 5 (Enterprise)
  Add: DI, bounded contexts, message queues, full observability
  Extract: First microservice (only the proven bottleneck)

When to choose each

devops-agent — Your on-call DevOps assistant — one-click deploy, monitoring setup, scheduled backups, and fault diagnosis. Safety-first design with confirmation prompts, dry-run mode, snapshot rollback, and audit logging. (中文)…

scope-appropriate-architecture — Right-sizes architecture to project scope. Prevents over-engineering by classifying projects into 6 tiers and constraining pattern choices accordingly. Use when designing architecture, selecting patterns, or when…

Both are free to install. If you're unsure, install both — Claude Code skills are isolated by filename and only collide if their trigger phrases overlap (rare). The richest signal is the SKILL.md body itself — open both skill pages and read the first paragraph of each.

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