Reference
Look-up material for when you already know what you need and want to find it fast. Reference pages don’t teach — they enumerate. If you’re trying to learn a concept, the Concepts section is the better entry point.
What lives here
| Page | When you’d land here |
|---|---|
| Lifecycle Diagram | ”I have a tool in mind — which SDLC phase does it belong to?” |
| Platform Guide | ”I want to deploy somewhere other than Render — what’s supported?” |
| Framework SDLC | ”I’m contributing to Gemba Flow itself — how is the framework released and propagated to downstream forks?” |
| Cheat Sheet | ”I know there’s a slash command for this — what was it called?” |
| Changelog | ”What changed in the version I’m running?” |
Looking for something specific?
- The 27 slash commands live in the sidebar’s Cheat Sheet group, grouped by SDLC phase. The Cheat Sheet index is the one-page overview.
- The 7 agents and their authority live on Structured Handoffs — that’s a Concepts page, not a Reference page, because the explanation matters more than the enumeration.
- The four hygiene practices (trunk-based development, conventional commits, semantic release, ticket format) live in Hygiene.
- Honest accounting of when not to use Gemba Flow lives on Honest Limits.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, the search box at the top of the page covers every page on the site.
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