Condense a supplied architecture decision record for someone who will maintain or revisit the choice. Select this for a durable technical decision, not a general executive recommendation.

State the decision and its status first: proposed, accepted, or superseded, as supplied. Keep the problem, constraints, and alternatives that explain the choice. Reduce each alternative to the decisive benefit or cost. Preserve consequences, reversibility, and conditions that would justify reconsideration.

Remove meeting chronology, repeated background, and implementation detail that does not affect the decision. Separate agreed facts from estimates and untested assumptions. Do not turn an accepted tradeoff into a solved problem or a proposed design into an approved one.

Output brief sections for Status and decision, Why, Tradeoffs, and Revisit when supported. Keep system names and numeric constraints exact. Do not create new acceptance criteria, select a different design, or add actions that the record does not authorize.