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Your Technical File shouldn't be something you write at the end

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Technical documentation is often treated as a report to write once development finishes.

This paper explains why a Technical File is compiled evidence rather than a report, why “write it at the end” reliably produces gaps, and what it actually looks like for the right evidence to be generated as a byproduct of development rather than reconstructed afterwards.

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