WEEK THREE
Week Three - Documentation Starts Getting Organized
After the import came project hardening: documentation was cleaned up, knowledge started to be structured, and the work received a clearer frame.
Summary for Non-Technical Readers
From the outside, this week may not look dramatic, but it is important. The team cleans up the working environment, unifies documentation, and gives knowledge a structure so that later analysis and decisions are not based on chaotic notes.
That is the right development. In migrations like this, disorder in the source material is often a reason for slowdown. Here we can see an effort to prevent that early.
What Happened
The focus moves from import to knowledge organization. Documentation is reorganized, the repo root is cleaned up, and docs/bmad, module analyses, and repository maps are created or aligned. MTZ-analysis.md, BMAD README materials, and more .gitignore hygiene updates appear.
This is more about preparing the environment for further AI and human analysis than about implementation. The repo receives structure, conventions, and a map of artifacts that later dissection and planning work can build on.
The main shift is not new running code, but the transformation of chaotically uploaded content into an environment where it is possible to search, plan, and write migration documentation in a reasonable way.