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Where The Intent Ledger has been published: external media coverage, and our own journal.
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The Intent Ledger's launch announcement: a platform that turns design-team conversations into source-backed records of decisions and the reasoning behind them, building a project memory teams can return to.
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This is our launch press release, distributed through a paid newswire and published in the press-release sections of the outlets below. It is not independent editorial coverage.
Outlets where the release was confirmed live and readable on 8 October 2026.
Articles we publish on our own blog. These are first-party writing, not media coverage.
The Intent Ledger Journal
A design handoff checklist for designers and freelancers: states, tokens, accessibility, files, ownership and the decision record that stops rework later.
theintentledger.comRead article: Design Handoff Checklist: 12 Checks Before You Ship →
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Build a dependencies log that works: the fields to track, a worked example for design teams, the four dependency types, and how a submittal register fits in.
theintentledger.comRead article: Dependencies Log: Fields, Example and Review Rhythm →
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A meeting parking lot keeps off-topic items from derailing the agenda. Learn how to run one, what to put in it, and how to make sure parked items get answered.
theintentledger.comRead article: Meeting Parking Lot: How to Run One That Gets Followed Up →
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DACI vs RACI explained: what each role means, where the two differ, and how design and project teams use both without adding bureaucracy.
theintentledger.comRead article: DACI vs RACI: Which Framework Fits Your Team? →
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How to write site meeting minutes that hold up: what to record, a copyable template, the no-objection rule, and how to keep the reasoning behind decisions.
theintentledger.comRead article: Site Meeting Minutes: What to Record and a Template →
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Build a lessons learned register your team will actually use: fields, a five-step process, design-team examples, and how to tie each lesson to its source.
theintentledger.comRead article: Lessons Learned Register: How to Build One That Gets Used →
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Build a requirements traceability matrix that links needs, design, implementation, and tests. Use a spreadsheet template with INCOSE and NASA guidance.
theintentledger.comRead article: Requirements Traceability Matrix: Delivery Teams’ Living Record →
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A constraints log helps small design teams assign each blocker an owner and due date. Use the concise template and weekly review to keep work moving.
theintentledger.comRead article: Constraints Log for Small Studios: Assign Owners, Review Weekly →
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Facilitate a stakeholder alignment meeting that ends with a decision, names one owner, and records next actions in a concise decision log for the team.
theintentledger.comRead article: Stakeholder Alignment Meetings: One Owner, One Decision Record →
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Capture client feedback in 11 fields tied to the right drawing or model version. Learn how design teams assign, resolve, and audit comments in 30–60 days.
theintentledger.comRead article: Client Comment Tracking for Design Teams: 11 Fields, 30–60 Day Rollout →
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See how design teams track commitments with seven fields, verify promises across Slack, email, and tickets, and preserve project context with The Intent...
theintentledger.comRead article: Commitment Tracking: 7 Fields That Let Design Teams Verify Promises →
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See how design teams tie decisions to exact source passages, separate facts from assumptions, and build records ready for audit with The Intent Ledger.
theintentledger.comRead article: Decisions Backed by Sources: Six Steps Design Teams Can Audit →
