I learn more from a complete technical workflow than from a feature reel.
A complete workflow shows the input, the command or interface, the intermediate state, the usable output, and the condition that limits the claim. It also leaves enough material behind for another person to inspect the run.
I applied that standard to four public Project Telos tools: Index, Gather, Forum, and Crucible. The resulting recorded-workflow hub contains short cuts, full recordings, commands, evidence packages, and an explicit boundary for every demo.
Here is what each workflow actually establishes.
1. Index: map a workspace, then check the map
