Use cases

Ways to carry complex work forward

Use cases show how Navigic and Argo can support continuity, memory, decisions, delegated work, and review in concrete knowledge-work situations.

PlanningResearchDecisionsFollow-through
Outcome firstRecognize the work before the feature

Each use case starts with a human job, then names the review points that keep the work visible and accountable.

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Planning / Continuity / Draft

Prepare a weekly operating brief

Important context is scattered across notes, chats, documents, and memory.

A reviewed brief carries the week's work forward with visible open loops.

Start with: Create a continuity brief for one active loop.

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Decisions / Decisions / Draft

Turn scattered decisions into reviewed next steps

Choices are made in fragments and the follow-through becomes unclear.

Decisions, rationale, owners, and next steps are visible before work moves on.

Start with: Create a continuity brief for one active loop.

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Research / Delegation / Planned

Delegate research without losing control

Research delegation often hides assumptions until the result is already shaped.

Research comes back with traceable scope, open questions, and reviewable evidence.

Start with: Delegate a research task with approval points.

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Knowledge continuity / Memory / Planned

Keep product feedback moving across sessions

Feedback loses force when each planning session starts from a partial memory.

Themes and product choices remain reviewable as new evidence arrives.

Start with: Review memory before delegating work.

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Review / Trust / Planned

Review delegated work before it becomes a commitment

Agent output can look finished before its assumptions and side effects are checked.

The result, evidence, and next commitment stay visible to the person responsible.

Start with: Review what changed after a handoff.

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Choose by job

Match the resource to the work in front of you.

Jobs to be done

Planning, research, decisions, follow-through, review, and continuity.

These categories are metadata for the current library scaffold. They will become navigable filters only after there is enough published content to justify that interaction.

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Use-case anatomy

A reusable pattern for future detail pages.

  1. Situation

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  2. Work to change

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  3. How Navigic helps

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  4. Control and trust points

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  5. Start with this tutorial or course

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Next step

Move from example to practice.

Start with a tutorial, inspect the product direction, or download Argo for Mac when you are ready to try one active loop.