sred-project-organizer

SRED-compliant project documentation is generated by classifying projects from a Notion work summary against SRED criteria, then creating per-project summary documents with required sections, evidence links, and uncertainty tracking for review.

Classifying projects as SREDable involves applying specific SRED criteria references to each project within a work summary to determine eligibility, recording experiments and results, and aggregating supporting evidence like PRs and Linear tickets.

Yes, the SRED documentation process works with existing Notion documents by ingesting a Notion work summary and aggregating related project evidence links, including Pull Requests and Linear tickets, into the final project summaries.

Technical uncertainties and experiments are tracked by recording them directly within the generated per-project SRED Project Summary documents, ensuring all required sections for CRA auditability and reviewer iteration are met.

Yes, the process automatically creates a private Notion document for SRED Project Descriptions and generates individual per-project SRED Project Summary documents containing all required sections and linked resources.

Before converting work summaries into SRED project descriptions, you need to compile a Notion work summary and ensure project evidence links such as Notion docs, PRs, and Linear tickets are accessible for aggregation.