tradingview-research-capture

To save external research as durable docs, you record scattered external sources into a centralized reference ledger and create structured research notes within the project repository. This process converts transient findings into traceable, reusable project documentation.

A centralized reference ledger is a durable documentation file where you record and consolidate external sources. It ensures research references remain discoverable and traceable for future reuse across docs and design decisions.

You keep the repository manifest and latest README in sync by automating updates whenever new research is recorded. The system automatically reflects new findings and references in the manifest and README to ensure repository documentation consistency.

You need to lock in external research as durable docs when you have scattered notes, articles, and tools that require centralization. This ensures your research findings, decisions, and implications are stabilized for traceability and reuse.

Yes, you can use this knowledge-management approach for TradingView projects by recording external sources and creating research notes that capture implications for design decisions. It ensures research traceability within the Oh-MY-TradingView repository.