The brief makes the case. Your team decides.
A draft brief carries the problem, the proposed change, the citations and the open questions. You choose when and where work is filed.
The decision is made in one tool and the work is filed in another. The evidence stays behind.
By the time the issue is written, the quotes and the numbers that justified it are three tabs away.
Prioritise in adduce. Deliver in your tracker.
Your team ranks the backlog on the evidence and models the plan against its capacity. Then file the theme to your tracker, with its evidence in the issue.
Put the work in order, most important first. Each item keeps its evidence.
Set the order against your team's capacity. See what fits before anyone commits.
File the theme to your tracker. The issue carries its evidence.
What you take into the room.
The theme and its graded findings become a brief. What your team takes away keeps its evidence.
A brief your team reviews.
The problem, the proposed change, the citations and the open questions, ready for review.
Work filed with its evidence.
File the theme to your tracker when you choose. The evidence travels in the issue body.
The decision on the record.
The order your team chose, the reasons, and a date to revisit it, kept where the next question will find it.
Limits and controls.
Where the product stops and your team starts.
You initiate.
Nothing is filed until you file it. Drafting a brief and filing a theme are separate actions.
Your team owns the work.
Implementation happens in your tracker. adduce keeps the link between the issue and its evidence.
Events follow your subscriptions.
Delivery goes only to endpoints you add, for the events you subscribe to, as signed requests.
Your next decision starts with evidence.
Bring your sources together, investigate what matters, and hand your team a brief that shows its work.