Keep the evidence close
A source reference should be part of the work, not an explanation you have to reconstruct later.
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Useful work should leave a clear record.
Brainlyy brings results, source context, and follow-up checks into the same workspace.
A finished result can become an old result.
A project plan changes. A source is removed. A decision gets revisited. The document you made yesterday can still look complete even when its context has moved on.
Brainlyy is built around making those dependencies visible: keep the sources with the result, record what was checked, and review an update when the context changes.
Name the limit
A check should describe its scope. Source freshness and factual correctness are different questions.
Make change reviewable
A proposed repair should show what it changes and wait for an explicit decision before it is applied.
A product in development.
Brainlyy is early software. The repository currently requires access, and no public desktop installer is available. The documentation separates current behavior from delivery targets.
Read the current release status, implementation boundaries, and known limitations before planning a rollout.