Turn Development Logs into Reusable Knowledge

Daily notes are raw material for institutional memory. Without a compact lesson, they remain chronological exhaust that is difficult to retrieve when a similar failure returns.

End each log with four fields: what changed, why it changed, what proves it, and what remains unproven. Add links to the exact files, commands, or artifacts that support the claim.

This creates a useful compilation loop: work produces evidence, evidence becomes a note, and the note becomes a better starting context for the next task.