Acme — Issue #42 · October 17, 2026
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WHY SMALL PULL REQUESTS SHIP TWICE AS FAST
We tracked 1,200 pull requests over six months. The ones under 200 lines
were reviewed in hours, not days, and caused fewer incidents. Here’s how
our team changed the way we split work.
Read the story: https://yoursite.com/blog/small-prs

Hi there,
This week we’re looking at why small pull requests ship faster, what
changed in our new dashboard, and a keyboard shortcut you’ll use every
day. Grab a coffee, it’s a five-minute read.

[Product] The new dashboard is here
Custom widgets, saved views and a dark theme. See what’s new and how to
turn it on for your team.
https://yoursite.com/blog/story-1

[Guide] Writing release notes people read
A simple four-part template for release notes that customers actually
open, with real examples.
https://yoursite.com/blog/story-2

[Community] Meet this month’s featured maker
How a two-person studio in Austin uses Acme to run client projects
without a project manager.
https://yoursite.com/blog/story-3

⚡ Tip of the week
Press Ctrl + K (or ⌘ + K on Mac) anywhere in Acme to open the command
bar and jump to any project, file or setting.

See you next week,
Sam from the Acme team

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