activate-case-study-maker

Tracking project milestones is done by initializing a .case-study directory and an events.json log inside your repository. This captures significant development moments automatically and stores them as structured artifacts within the project workspace.

Setting up case study tracking involves creating a .case-study directory, initializing an events.json file, and adding a .gitignore entry to keep artifacts contained. Say activate case study maker to initialize tracking in the current project.

Capturing development events without committing artifacts is supported by automatically updating your .gitignore file. This ensures generated case-study artifacts and the events log stay contained locally and do not clutter your repository history.

Documenting significant moments during development is best handled by logging them into a standardized events.json file. This approach grounds your records by reading recent git commits for context and enables later portfolio generation.

Case study tracking applies to development workflows of any size where you want to capture significant moments automatically. It ensures a standardized folder structure and repeatable artifacts regardless of project scale.

An events.json log is needed to provide a structured, machine-readable format for capturing development reflections and milestones. It serves as the central record for generating repeatable case-study artifacts from your project workspace.