Process is a product.
A standard that runs beats a document that rots.
Most process lives in a wiki nobody opens. The work drifts, the document stays, and the two never meet again.
On Gilb, work standards are runnable: steps, owners, done. Gilb builds Gilb this way, every day, on its own written standards.
Ship with ours. Eventually write yours. Either way the process is a thing your team actually follows, because it runs where the work happens.
True today
- Gilb itself is built on runnable Gilb standards: the process that produced this very page.
- Self-serve authoring: write your own standards and run them in your vault.