Daniel connects his tools.
Slack, GitHub, docs, calendar. Read-only, and he chooses what add may see. From this moment add has the context of what he does.
Slack, GitHub, docs, calendar. Read-only, and he chooses what add may see. From this moment add has the context of what he does.
Every PR he reviews, every thread he settles, every decision he makes. add maps the systems he owns, the calls he made, and the people he deals with.
A short call, on a rhythm he sets. It asks only what it couldn't answer from his tools; he talks, add writes, he approves. The gaps in his map come first.
Every week adds what he did and what he said. The number that matters: how much of his work the company could answer without him.
At his desk or on leave, anyone can ask. add answers from Daniel's memory, with the source and the date. Never in his voice.
A day-one guide for whoever picks up his systems, and his memory keeps answering, with his name on it, for as long as the company exists.
add is what the AI reads from. Ask it in Slack, or inside Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot.