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COLLABORATE

Channels, wiki, user stories. One workspace.

Discussions organized by channels—filter, search, reply in context. Build your team's documentation hub with rich-text editor. Threaded async discussions with priority, points, and epic linking. Context that travels with the work.

GitScrum Wiki
01
The Knowledge Blackhole

Your team loses 19% of every week. Searching.

Confluence for docs. Slack for discussions. Drive for files. Notion for planning. Knowledge scattered across 6 tools—until you have unified search that finds anything in milliseconds. New hires onboard in hours. Context never leaves with departing devs.

WHERE KNOWLEDGE DIES
19%
Week lost searching
6+
Tools to check
1
Source of truth
GitScrum File Manager
Project Discussions by Channel
02
Async Communication

Discussions that don't disappear in scroll.

Slack messages expire. Your project decisions shouldn't. Channels organized by team, topic, or project. Smart notification controls ensure the right people see the right context. Full-text search finds anything instantly.

Organized by channels

Engineering, design, product—each team has their space.

Threaded replies

Topics stay contained. Decisions attached to discussion.

Linked to work

Reference tasks, wiki pages, stories directly in threads.

03
Context Preservation

Context that travels with the work.

Tasks link directly to user stories . Wiki organized hierarchically. Discussions organized by channels. Files organized in folders. Each feature scoped to project.

Wiki Pages

Hierarchical docs with rich-text editor. Organized by project.

Discussions

Permanent threads organized by channels. Full-text search.

Tasks → Stories

Every task links to its user story. Requirements tracked to delivery.

04
Client Transparency

Clients see progress. Not your internal chaos.

Share exactly what clients need. Progress updates, milestones, deliverables. No access to internal discussions, developer comments, or budget details. Clean visibility without TMI.

Project Sprint Burndown Chart
Project Files to CLients
05
File Manager

Centralized files. Zero chaos.

Hierarchical folders keep everything organized. Card or tree view. Breadcrumb navigation. Integrated file management with Dropbox and Google Drive. Comments on files. Full tracking of who uploaded what and when.

📁Project Files
├─Sprint-12/
├─design-v2.fig
└─api-docs.md
06
User Stories & Requirements

Build what was actually requested.

User stories with acceptance criteria connect directly to sprint planning . Every requirement tracked through task execution to delivery. No more 'that's not what I asked for' moments.

STORY FORMAT

As a product manager reviewing analytics...

I want to export dashboard data to CSV...

So that I can share metrics with stakeholders offline.

Project User Stories List
07
Search & Discovery

Your second brain. Instant recall.

Full-text search across wiki, discussions, tasks, stories, files, and comments. Find that decision from 6 months ago in milliseconds. Context never lost.

<3ms
avg response
100%
indexed
history
authentication flow⌘K
wikiAPI Authentication Guide
2ms
discussionOAuth decision thread
3ms
taskImplement SSO integration
1ms
08
Collaboration Loops

Feedback cycles that actually accelerate.

Async communication, clear ownership, context preservation. Your team iterates faster because decisions don't get lost and context doesn't need re-explaining.

Before GitScrum
Feedback round3-5 days
Approval cycle2-3 days
Full iteration1-2 weeks
With GitScrum
Feedback round2-4 hours
Approval cycle< 1 day
Full iteration2-3 days

Stop hunting. Start building.

Context shouldn't be scattered across 12 tools. GitScrum keeps knowledge where work happens.

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