Simil picks up decisions in the tools you're already using as your team makes them, keeps the reason with each one, and says something when the work starts to drift. Nothing to fill in, nothing new to open.
A quarter goes sideways and nobody can say why. Usually it was 30 small decisions across 6 tools over 3 months, each one sensible on the day, and none of them kept with its reason. By the time anyone notices, it has cost weeks of rework, budget nobody planned for and a deadline that has already slipped.
Simil picks up decisions where they're made and keeps the reason with each one, so anyone can see what was agreed and why.
AI search tools look through your messages and tickets and hand back what matches. Simil keeps the decision itself: what was agreed, the reason, who agreed it and what it depends on.
Ask Simil in whatever tool you're already working in. The answer comes back right there as the decisions behind it, in order, each with its date, source and reason.
The work has moved away from a decision. The owner chooses whether it still holds.
Two decisions clash, or work is waiting on one.
Its check-in date has come round. Does it still hold?
Nothing gets migrated and nothing gets replaced. Simil starts in Slack, where most decisions get made, and asks the owner in the thread.