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B.4.1:4.2.1 - Specialization-sensitive extension route family

These four routes are not part of the starter canonical core. Use them only when the cue already carries explicit bounded-specialization pressure, corridor-entry pressure, or substrate-fit doubt that subject patterns must be able to recover by value.

Use TaskFamilySpecializationRoute when the cue points toward acquiring one narrower higher-fit specialist lane for one declared task family under budget, where that lane may later resolve into one specialist method, portfolio, or competence bundle. Use AdaptationProbeRoute when the honest next question is whether threshold-reaching specialization is actually attainable under the current budget. Use NonHumanUtilityRoute when the cue suggests a promising utility target outside the current human-default solution corridor but still tied to one declared task family or utility target. Use SubstrateDiversificationRoute when the cue says the current method substrate may be too narrow and a broader or different substrate should be tested before commitment.

Contexts may refine the route family locally, but they shall keep the distinction between early route publication and endpoint governance.