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A clearly named documentation directory with a short index is usually sufficient. Follow existing repository conventions so developers and assistants can locate the references consistently.
Why should system, database, and API documentation be stored in the repository?
Where should technical planning files live in a small repository?
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No. Update documentation when behavior, contracts, setup, or important decisions change. Internal edits that preserve those facts may not need additional documentation.
Yes. Link to the authoritative design references and record relevant decisions locally. Make version ownership clear so an assistant can distinguish approved guidance from drafts.
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