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Weekly update.md proposal · 3 changes P A AI Discard Review and publish

Weekly update — week 37

Updated 2 min ago by Documenter Agent · via Erick

Status by workstream. Sources: project notes, meeting minutes, and what changed in [[Clients]] since Monday.

proposed by Documenter Agent

Norte Logistics. Vault migration wrapped up on Wednesday. Open blocker: yard-area permissions are still missing, escalated to [[Paul]]. Next milestone on September 18.

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Collaborative editor stable on staging. Change review now tells human and AI authors apart in the historyAna

Documenter Agent Reviewer Agent
E Erick · 10:02 @Documenter put together this week’s update with what changed in Projects and Clients.
DA Documenter Agent · 10:04 I read 14 notes and Monday’s minutes. I drafted the status by workstream and left it as a proposal on the branch, without touching what’s published. Weekly update.md +3 Waiting for your review Review
Weekly update.md · in context Message the group, or @mention an agent… Ask Edit On main, agents can only read. Create a branch so they can apply changes.

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Capella compared with Obsidian + Sync, Notion, and Google Docs / Drive
Capability Capella Obsidian + Sync Notion Google Docs / Drive
Linked notes MarkdownYesYesPartialNo
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Comments on the textYesNoYesYes
Your AI (the one you already pay for) reads and writesYesManual, for technical usersVia MCP, no reviewRead-only
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History that tells human and AI authors apartYesNoNoNo
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