Illustrative workflow · not a live demonstration
The answer changed. Keep the reason.
Imagine a team reviewing an engineering decision after a new test arrives. Menexus should help them carry the evidence and the correction forward.
Product in development
01 — Ask within a permitted scope.
A reviewer asks why a component was selected. Nexus limits the intended search to that project's permitted design notes and test records.
02 — Recover the evidence.
Cortex should return the accepted decision, the cited test revision and the reason for selection. A newer test that disagrees remains visible alongside it.
03 — Propose a correction.
Menexus AIA could help describe the difference and draft a change. The draft is labelled as a proposal; it does not overwrite accepted history.
04 — Review and carry it forward.
An authorized reviewer checks the evidence and accepts or rejects the proposal. A later permitted reader should see the new state and the traceable path from the old one.
This is a fictional workflow describing intended behavior. It is not a customer result, a deployed integration or a completed acceptance test.