Candidate workloads
Start with a question worth carrying forward.
The first useful proof should show that source-linked continuity helps a real task, beyond what ordinary files, search and a source-aware assistant already provide.
Product in development
Engineering decision continuity.
Recover which test and revision supported a design decision, what changed later and which disagreement remains open. Compare checking time, missed contradictions and correction effort against the existing workflow.
Technical product support.
Find the right manual revision and selected service history for a qualified reviewer. A draft answer or checklist needs source checks before use. Memory access does not operate equipment, certify a repair or replace professional judgment.
Project handover.
Give a new, permitted participant the decisions, evidence and unresolved questions needed to resume work. Test whether that context survives a change of client or model without expanding access.
Usefulness still needs to be measured.
These are candidate workloads, not announced customers or available services. No price, participant, launch date or measured customer outcome is established here.