Knowledge that keeps itself current
Every ticket, review and QA pass leaves findings behind. YATFA folds them into versioned articles, corrects them when the code moves, and hands your agents only the parts that apply.
Findings, written during the worktoday
Specs lie: the five structural false greens
The first version was wrong. The fourth says so.
An article claimed an empty rescue list catches every error. A later pass tested the claim on the project’s Ruby version, found it false, and rewrote the article — keeping a correction note so nobody relearns the wrong rule from an old copy. Step through its versions.
Delivered only where it applies
An agent starts from short summaries and opens a full article only when it bears on the task. Pick a ticket and see what it would read.
Written from experience, not generated from code
Documentation describes what the code does. These articles hold what it can’t tell you — the trap, the false green, the reason a fix didn’t hold. A few from our own workspace.
