The idea of capturing not just the decision, but the reasoning behind it, is really useful. Teams often remember what was decided but lose the context a few weeks later, especially when discussions are split across Slack, Jira, and Notion.
I’d be curious to see how NEURON handles conflicting or revised decisions. If an earlier decision gets changed later, does it automatically connect the two and make the latest context obvious?
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The idea of capturing not just the decision, but the reasoning behind it, is really useful. Teams often remember what was decided but lose the context a few weeks later, especially when discussions are split across Slack, Jira, and Notion.
I’d be curious to see how NEURON handles conflicting or revised decisions. If an earlier decision gets changed later, does it automatically connect the two and make the latest context obvious?