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Project memory

Keep the reasons behind the project.

A project is more than its latest status. Store the brief, the evidence, the decisions, and the next actions together so you can resume work without rebuilding the context from old conversations.

01

Give the project a durable starting point

Keep a project note with the goal, current direction, and links to supporting notes. Use folders and tags to make related work easy to browse.

02

Preserve decisions with their evidence

Link a decision to research or meeting notes and record why the choice changed. History helps distinguish the current plan from an earlier version.

03

Make handoffs concrete

Add source-linked tasks and a short next-session note. A connected agent can retrieve the accessible context before helping with the next step.

FROM IDEA TO USEFUL CONTEXT

Put it into practice.

  1. Create the project home

    Write the goal, current status, and the questions the team still needs to answer.

  2. Connect supporting notes

    Link meetings, research, and decision records instead of pasting every detail into one long note.

  3. Leave the next step

    Finish a work session with a clear action and update the current direction when a decision changes.

A FEW USEFUL DETAILS

Questions, answered.

Should every project use the same structure?

A reusable Project Block can provide shared fields and sections. You can still use ordinary Markdown notes when a project needs a simpler format.

Can an agent update the project without editing it directly?

Yes. Propose-only access lets an agent suggest supported note changes for a person to review and accept.

KEEP EXPLORING

Connect the next piece.

A PLACE TO BUILD ON

Give your next thought a home.

Start with a note. Add structure, connect an agent, and keep the useful context together.

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