The docs/ tree had no index — a fresh visitor landing at /docs/
through GitHub's file browser would see just a glossary.md and four
subdirectories with no orientation.
docs/README.md gives:
- Where to start (CLAUDE.md + AGENTS.md links + glossary.md as the
"resolve a term" entry point)
- The full directory tree annotated with what each path holds
- Doc-type table (Glossary / Architecture / ADR / Guide / PRD /
Epic-Story-Task) with lifetime expectations
- "When to put what where" routing rules (new decisions -> ADR,
new how-to -> guide, new term -> glossary, new initiative ->
PRD, new diagram -> architecture/<name>-explainer.html)
- Conventions section codifying the rules already followed
implicitly across the existing docs
No content is duplicated — every section either lists or routes to
existing files. Adds the missing navigation surface so the docs/
tree is discoverable from any entry point.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>