Fragmented Project Files Hide Decision History and Cause Team Confusion

When a project spans multiple tools, critical context — like why a pricing model changed — often gets buried across disconnected files. By the end of a typical work week, a team may have a research doc, spreadsheet, slide deck, interface sketch, and chat log with no clear record of their order or relationship. This fragmentation means no team member can easily tell which decision overrides another or trace the reasoning behind key choices. The gap between where decisions are made and where their rationale lives is a common source of rework and confusion. Consolidating work into a single shared space where each file retains its history could help teams avoid losing context as projects evolve.