Keep decisions and their sources
Store decision records with dates, owners, and references to the notes or documents that support them. Preserve supersession relationships when a newer decision replaces an older one.
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DECISION MEMORY
Trace a decision back through the evidence, constraints, and conversations that shaped it.
Teams preserve the final decision more often than the reasoning behind it. A launch date, architecture choice, or exception has a history: alternatives considered, constraints that applied, and evidence available at the time.
When someone asks why a launch was phased, retrieve the decision and follow its links to the capacity review and rollout constraint. Keep the original dates so a past constraint is not mistaken for a current one.
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Select a source to recover part of the decision.
The test record establishes the constraint used in the planning discussion. It is evidence from that date, not a claim about current capacity.
Store decision records with dates, owners, and references to the notes or documents that support them. Preserve supersession relationships when a newer decision replaces an older one.
Use AI Search to find the decision behind a natural-language question. Expand through its supporting evidence, alternatives, and constraints using graph relationships.
Present the selected evidence with its source links and dates. Let the reader inspect why the decision made sense then and what would need to change to revisit it.
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