Entity Database Review
Select an entity, inspect evidence and properties, and make a reversible decision.
SCENARIO ATLAS / PHASE 3
Thirty task-led scenarios connect KIN product patterns and page contracts to the work people need to complete. Seventeen are now inspectable: six P0 pilots, five stable shared workflows, and six product-family P1 scenarios. Each exposes only implemented local states across wide and narrow viewports and four theme modes; 13 entries remain visibly planned.
The Atlas joins existing sources; it does not promote page maturity, certify production behavior, or replace a product-owned implementation brief.
Source maturity describes the underlying KIN contract. Presentation status describes what this Atlas currently exposes. They are deliberately independent.
A checked inspection route exposes only states implemented by its local reference, plus wide and narrow viewports and four theme modes.
A scenario may point to a runnable reference without claiming the checked controls required for showcased status.
The scenario is catalogued, but its dedicated Atlas presentation, states, or responsive review has not been completed.
The governing page or product-pattern source is stable. This label does not make the Atlas presentation complete.
The source still has recorded gaps. Candidate and draft sources remain visible without being promoted.
FAMILY 01 / 5 SCENARIOS
Identity, chronology, evidence, uncertainty, saved views, and reversible decisions remain visible together.
Select an entity, inspect evidence and properties, and make a reversible decision.
Compare chronology, sources, conflicts, and uncertainty before recording a finding.
Triage a signal, preserve semantic separation, and assign or resolve review.
Inspect current measurement, history, failure scope, and retry context.
Resume ranked work without inventing a generic KPI dashboard.
FAMILY 02 / 4 SCENARIOS
Reading order, provenance, stable URLs, correction history, and useful records lead the composition.
Search, filter, open a record, and identify its source and currency.
Follow headings, citations, source context, and related records.
Understand what changed, when it changed, and why.
Navigate stable records, saved views, and archived material.
FAMILY 03 / 5 SCENARIOS
Sellable state, money, inventory, channels, approvals, and automation stay semantically distinct.
Identify a blocking state, affected quantity or channel, and the next safe action.
Edit a product while sellable state, price, inventory, channel status, and activity stay visible.
Review an order while payment, fulfillment, refund, ownership, and timeline remain distinct.
Review media, offer, channel, approver, and publication scope before release.
Confirm visible selection, affected count, execution result, and rollback.
FAMILY 04 / 5 SCENARIOS
Geometry, selection, structure, units, revisions, and generated changes support precision without competing with the canvas.
Select, modify, commit, and undo a structured object with precise context.
Navigate document hierarchy and inspect the current selection.
Preview a generated diff, accept or reject it, and preserve attribution and undo.
Compare revisions and recover from a conflict without crowding the canvas.
Inspect phase and progress, cancel or continue, and reach the result.
Phase 3 now adds five stable shared workflows and six product-family P1 scenarios beside the six P0 pilots. Monitor recovery, order and campaign operations, scoped batch changes, generated-change review, conflict handling, and background operations remain planned until complete references exist.
Join the next P1 product-family tasks to complete references without multiplying near-duplicate routes.
Implement real state routes before adding controls for undo, recovery, empty, or failure behavior.
Expose candidate, draft, and conditional work with current ownership and no maturity inflation.