A rejected brief is a record, not a deletion
Delete a rejected idea and it becomes indistinguishable from an idea nobody ever had. The next generation run will derive it again, from the same evidence, and propose it again.
Shipping notes, in public
How we build the thing that publishes your changelog, your blog and your release notes.
Next actions, ranked, from five sources at once
A ranked queue is not a list of findings. Accepted work comes first, goal-serving work next, and a dismissed suggestion never returns even when the rule fires again.
Approve or reject a brief before two thousand words exist
The review that matters happens on one page, not on a finished draft. Approve, reject or mark a brief used, and the rejection is kept so the query is not proposed again.