Every team makes decisions in chat and loses them there. Six weeks later someone asks "why did we do it this way?" and the answer is an archaeology project.
What shipped
A Decision Log at /app/decisions — decisions as first-class records on
the spine, each one linked to the feature, release, or objective it shaped.
Not a wiki page about the work; a record welded to it.
Drafted from where decisions actually happen
Decisions happen in threads. The AI can now draft a decision entry from the conversation — who decided, what was decided, what was considered and rejected — and a human confirms before it lands. The thread stays linked, so the full context is one click away, forever.
Ask your assistant "what did we decide about pricing this quarter?" and it reads structure, not scrollback.