Crew is a plain-Markdown record-keeping system for AI work handoffs, shared via a Threads post with a GitHub guide link.
"Done" isn't a handoff if the next person has to hunt for the file. Crew keeps AI work records in plain Markdown. Fictional example: 1. Done: product brief drafted. 2. File: Examples / Product brief A portable record of the result and where to find it. MIT code; Python 3.10+. AI-session hooks require host setup. Guide: https://github.com/eugeniughelbur/obsidian-second-brain/blob/main/references/crew.md
The post promotes Crew as a way to keep AI work records in plain Markdown, including a portable record of results and file locations. It mentions MIT-licensed code, Python 3.10+, and AI-session hooks that require host setup, with a guide linked in the GitHub repository.
See the original source for installation instructions.
"Done" isn't a handoff if the next person has to hunt for the file. Crew keeps AI work records in plain Markdown. Fictional example:
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