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Notes Lane

Reference docs are great at answering "how do I use this?" They are much worse at answering questions like:

  • Why was this feature added?

  • What tradeoff led to this architecture?

  • Which experiments are promising, but not stable yet?

  • What is the project trying to learn next?

That is why the docs now include a separate Notes lane.

What Belongs Here

Notes are intentionally irregular. A post can be:

  • a devlog after a week of compiler work

  • an architecture writeup for a new crate

  • a design note about Musea, the LSP, or the Vite integration

  • a short project update that is useful, but not tied to a version tag

Why Not Put Everything in Release Notes

Release notes are optimized for shipped changes. They should stay clear and actionable.

Notes make room for broader storytelling: the context behind a feature, the shape of the roadmap, and the thinking that helps readers understand the project over time.

Writing Direction

When in doubt:

  • use Release Notes if the post announces something shipped

  • use Notes if the post explains thinking, progress, or experiments