In this episode of Culture Coding with Agents, Marcio Galli reflects about the construction of systems using MEMOS.
For every single change we can write a memo. The memo is a documentation for the next day. That idea we understand. We know it supports others to collaborate, but of course the next day the other collaborating can be ourselves.
Now, if from the distance we see the value of a memo, for example, when we look between days, then is it fair to say that the same idea applies in a short period of time?
Maybe so, maybe it really doesn't matter. Maybe the act of writing what we do, the act of creating a memo, should happen for every single change that we do in a system, in a material. So it doesn't really matter if it is a book, a software, or other projects. It is through writing that we achieve clarity, and it is through writing that we collaborate with ourselves and with others.