How we work

Async by default

Most work happens in writing — PRs, issues, docs, Slack threads. Default to async. Pull a meeting only when a decision needs live negotiation.

The meetings we do have

Cadence	Meeting	Purpose
Weekly	Eng standup (30 min, Monday)	Week plan, blockers
Weekly	GTM sync (30 min, Tuesday)	Deal pipeline, customer escalations
Bi-weekly	Product review (60 min)	Roadmap, priorities
Monthly	All-hands (60 min)	Numbers, plans, hiring

Decision records

Non-trivial technical decisions go into docs/src/content/docs/decisions/ in the internal docs repo as an ADR. Template:

# ADR NNN — <title>

**Status:** proposed | accepted | superseded by ADR-XXX
**Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
**Deciders:** @handle, @handle

## Context
Why are we making this choice now? What are the forces in play?

## Decision
What we're doing.

## Consequences
What gets easier. What gets harder. What we're betting on.

PR etiquette

• One logical change per PR
• Description explains why, not what
• Test plan in the description
• Request review from the CODEOWNERS entry
• Merge with squash and merge, never rebase merge

Comms

Channel	Use for
#eng	Engineering discussion
#ops	Deploy notifications, pager alerts
#incidents	Active incidents only
#gtm	Customer conversations, deal flow
#random	Memes, birthdays, life

On-call

See On-call rotation. Tl;dr — one primary, one secondary, 1-week shifts, handoff every Monday.