Scattered inputs become reviewed context. Reviewed context becomes recoverable intent.
The framework keeps project context recoverable by moving from scattered inputs to reviewed continuity.
Drop a note, file, decision, or observation before it gets lost.
Useful inputs are shaped into proposed context, not treated as truth.
A human accepts, edits, rejects, or parks the change.
Accepted context becomes repo-owned project memory.
The next session starts from trusted continuity.
Decisions happen in chats, commits, meetings, and half-finished notes. The next session has to reconstruct the story.
Docs are useful until the work moves. Without review and ownership, nobody knows what is still true.
Agents move fast, but without durable context they repeat old debates, miss constraints, or promote stale assumptions.
Use the Starter path when you need recoverable context before you need heavier governance.