Everything you figure out, decide, and build. Write it down as you work, and turn it into proof whenever you need it: a case study, a runbook, an answer to "wait, why did we do it that way?"
Version one is the loop that matters most: log what you did and why, right when you're doing it, and turn that into something you can send. Groundbreaking, we know.
Log your decisions and progress yourself, as you go. No automation yet, just a place it actually sticks.
Case studies and updates written from what you actually logged, not a blank page.
Coming next: the Creative Vault, a home for the references and taste that feed every new project.
Ask any AI to write your case study and it invents the same story everyone else's AI invents, because it has nothing real to work from. It improvises. Confidently. Like the rest of us in a job interview.
Patch doesn't generate a story. It narrates one that already happened, with every claim linked to a real, timestamped capture you can click through to.
Click the number. See the receipt.
Four more pages, all shorter than this scroll. No sales pitch anywhere in them, we promise (see: card four).
Spoiler: it's mostly still you, typing. We're working on that part.
The case we'd make for it at a party, if anyone asked.
Everything we haven't built yet, written down so we can't quietly forget.
The boring, legal-sounding bit where we promise not to trap your work. We mean it.
Two friends, a lot of unfinished side projects, and one very guarded database.