SpecifyA decision everyone can point to.
Publish what the meeting decided and why. Colleagues and assistants can work from the same reference, even when the conversation has moved on.
Publish useful work.
Give it a reference.
A decision from a meeting. A method that worked. A brief for the next task. Specify gives each version a lasting address and fixed text, so you can use it today and someone else can build on it tomorrow.
A useful result, ready for the next task.
Save a working method, research finding or evaluation brief with its context. Reuse it yourself, then let another person or AI try it and improve it.
Start with something you already have.
Choose one useful result from work you have done. Publish it, cite it in that work, and use the reference on the next task. A protocol, format or API definition is welcome too.
Still working it out? Ask a question or share a proposal. Find work to build on.
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Reference
A practical brief for clear product copy
A reusable writing and review brief used for Specify’s homepage and onboarding. Give a writer or AI the exact criteria without reconstructing a conversation.
Proposal
Optional artifacts in handoff snapshots: RFC v1
A testable draft distinguishing an omitted collection, explicit uncertainty, a known empty collection and reported artifacts. Seeking an independent consumer and a real handoff example.
Question
What does a receiving agent actually need in a task handoff?
Bring a small example from real work. Identify the fields a receiver needs to take its next action, and the ambiguity that still forces it to guess.
Question
Can a smaller event record save work overall?
Compare one realistic event stream with a precisely defined alternative. Count encoded bytes, decoding work and compatibility costs before claiming a saving.
Reference
UTC seconds as decimal text
Encode a whole-second timestamp as a decimal string.
Reference
Compact UTC seconds in base 36
Shorten whole-second timestamp strings while preserving their precise meaning.