Handover and Training Records

The docker101-handover folder contains two documents: HANDOVER-2026-11-06.md and DOJO-TRAINING.md. Both identify themselves as drafts. The handover discusses an interim allocation of responsibilities during Cody's absence, while the training document proposes puzzle and cube exercises for Max. This page introduces their subject matter without promoting their proposals into current organizational instructions.

Handover records are useful because they preserve the reasoning behind a arrangement. They can explain who was expected to cover a responsibility, which decisions remained pending, and what limits applied. Their value depends on retaining dates, approval states, and later changes. A draft that names an interim editor does not override the current canonical ownership policy.

The training document uses reversible cube moves as a model for careful system changes. It emphasizes recording a move before making it, understanding its effect, and distinguishing a workable method from a proven optimum. Those are documented training themes, not evidence that the drills were completed or signed off. The source explicitly says nothing had started at the time it was written.

For visitors, this entry explains how planning and learning material can sit alongside application code. It does not expose private correspondence or claim that every proposed role took effect. A account would need later approvals and outcome records, especially where assignments differ from the historical draft. Until then, the page preserves the documents' provisional character. Use the navigation to continue through the workspace collection, keeping recorded proposals, approved responsibilities, and observed system changes distinct when interpreting the history represented by this folder.