Use cases
How far it actually goes, on four real cases. Proofs of reach, not tutorials for someone else's tool.
These pages answer one question: what can this actually do that asking a generic assistant cannot? They are proofs of reach, written from work that was really done, and they name real, dated results rather than a synthetic demo built for the occasion.
The headline case, and three that still hold
Research over a locked, traceable corpus is what Dinoer is for — the case this project narrowed itself to, on real evidence, after testing the alternative claim and finding it did not hold. The other three cases below are not an afterthought: Dinoer’s retained browser core is real and still does real work, just not the work the project’s own name is staked on.
What they have in common
Each case is a task somebody needed done, reported with what it cost — including the attempts that did not work. A use case that only reports its success tells you nothing about the day it will not work for you.