Your repository already is project memory.
Code, docs, tests and Git preserve the *what* and *how*.
What’s usually missing is the *why*:
why this design, what was tried, what was rejected.
That belongs in the repo too.

Your repository already is project memory.
Code, docs, tests and Git preserve the *what* and *how*.
What’s usually missing is the *why*:
why this design, what was tried, what was rejected.
That belongs in the repo too.