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Project knowledge fragmented across platforms outside the repo

Developers split their project knowledge across GitHub, Medium, Notion, and other tools, creating friction for collaborators trying to understand a project. When docs, ideas, and updates live in separate systems, there is no single authoritative entry point. The commit history becomes an underused signal that could narrate progress in plain language.

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