Great point context switching hurts more than app switching when the tools don’t enforce a single source of truth. Role clarity: Slack = capture, Notion = synt

Great point context switching hurts more than app switching when the tools don’t enforce a single source of truth. Role clarity: Slack = capture, Notion = synthesize, Jira = track. Reality: Decisions still leak out of channels, tasks lose owners, docs go stale. Unifying everything in one mega-app can create new clutter, unless the app itself preserves context automatically. That’s the angle we’re exploring: keep roles clear, but let the hand-off happen inside the flow so people don’t have to think about it. Curious how does your team make sure a Slack decision doesn’t die before it reaches Jira? Any workflow tricks that actually stick? P.S. We’re prototyping a tool that tries this “context-in one flow” idea (still private beta). If anyone’s curious—or has horror stories about chat→task hand-offs—happy to swap notes. DM or reply here.