Most knowledge work never finishes. It just stops. The start, ship, close, and sum-up methodology creates deliberate moments that turn continuous work into resolved units. read more >
The hardest part of documentation isn’t writing it. It’s making sure the right people actually see it. You can write brilliant work logs explaining decisions and tradeoffs, but if they live in a work-log directory that nobody remembers to check, they might as well not exist. The information has to flow to where people already are - Slack channels, Discord servers, project management tools, email inboxes.
This is about building a system that broadcasts work logs across multiple destinations automatically, with graceful degradation and per-project routing. But really it’s about …
The tools you build determine what kinds of thinking become possible. On infrastructure, friction, and building deliberately for thought rather than just throughput. read more >