Capture in the Flow of Work
Preserve engineering knowledge where it is created - Slack, MCP, Notion, and the systems you already use.
Engineering knowledge is created continuously. The question is whether your tools help you keep it, or whether every useful thread evaporates when the channel scrolls.
Capture should feel like a small action in an existing workflow - not a project to "improve documentation."
Where capture should happen
- Slack threads that resolve decisions, ownership, or constraints
- MCP-assisted work in Claude, Cursor, and similar clients
- Notion pages that become initiatives or incident records
- Incidents and solution design inside Prodigent itself
Capture knowledge without changing how you work
Prodigent meets engineers in Slack, Notion, and MCP - then keeps that context connected.
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Capture Knowledge from Slack
Important engineering conversations should not die in the channel. Send them into durable organisational knowledge.
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Use MCP with Engineering Knowledge
Give Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients access to your workspace knowledge where you already work.
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Notion for Initiatives and Incidents
Keep writing in Notion when that helps - and make those pages part of engineering initiatives and incidents.
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Where Engineering Knowledge Should Live
Not every artefact belongs in the same tool. Choose homes based on how knowledge needs to be found and used.
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Stop Losing Context in Threads
Threads are great for reaching clarity and terrible at preserving it. Close the loop.