A.1.CSD:4.1 - Perform the Move

1. Recognize the working situation. Use A.1.CSD only when an omitted System could change a named decision, investigation, probe, constraint, monitoring condition, explanation, or reopen condition.
2. Name focus and receiver. State the exact proposed or observed focus entity, current configuration when relevant, exact receiving decision or investigation, scope, place when material, and horizon.
3. Generate change-producing possibilities. Consider intended and plausible Work, realization, operation, use, maintenance, misuse, failure, recovery, adaptation, continuing change, retirement, and later conditions that matter here. These are examples of possibilities, not a lifecycle or mandatory sequence.
4. Trace paths and challenge the boundary. Follow supported obtaining direct-relation occurrences separately from modal path claims. For a modal claim, name the proposed relation kind, candidate participants, conditions, support, and uncertainty. Then ask which Systems capable of bearing the stated change remain outside the current frame.
5. Recover relation status and holon basis. Establish every claimed world-side relation occurrence—such as part-whole, participation, dependency, crossing, or exposure—only through its direct governor. Recover an environment from one focal System delimitation, exact external referents, supported crossing relations, and the selected use; recover a delimitation or boundary through its own FPF construction and supporting facts, not as a relation occurrence. Support a containing-System claim through the exact part-whole relation and construction. A context or declared scope remains a use-bounding fact and does not by itself make a world-side relation obtain. Use exact construction facts rather than a level word. Use B.2 or B.2.2 only when current facts create a real whole-reidentification question, then inspect possible bearers on both sides.
6. Recognize or retain bearer references. Use A.1.SCR only when an actual candidate’s systemhood is load-bearing. Keep a not-yet-present intended bearer as a designator inside modal content; retain an unidentified bearer as an explicit unknown without changing the claim’s modality. Preserve a collection, place, scope, or other holon under its own kind or blocker.
7. Qualify each consequence claim. Name the changed state or characteristic, exact bearer, obtaining-occurrence or modal-path status, conditions, configuration, direction and magnitude cue when known, time, grounded whole/part or declared-scope coordinate when current, evidence, uncertainty, and causal status.
8. Keep cross-scale coordinates distinct. Preserve each bearer’s changed state or characteristic, conditions, horizon, evidence, uncertainty, and receiving use. A later domain aggregate may be added for its own use; it does not replace the original claims or set priority by scale.
9. Connect the result. For each material claim, state whether the receiver needs a constraint, alternative, evidence-producing probe, specialist return, monitoring condition, reversible step, or explicit unresolved gap. Route a stronger claim to the pattern or practice that defines and tests it.
10. Select further inquiry by contribution and burden. When a particular missing bearer or path could change the receiving use, apply C.11.DUA to what an attainable observation could establish and its full preparation, access, performer, interpretation, delay, displaced work, and downside. Compare it with the useful present account, retained constraint or alternative, and stop. Examine proposed observations separately and as a programme: individually useful requests can compete for the same capacity or jointly miss the window. Prioritize a selected inquiry by its consequences and reversibility, keeping poorly observed sides and their original coordinates visible.
11. Stop and reopen. Finish when the account gives the receiver the useful qualified answer and its material limit. Retain plausible missing bearers or paths and a reopen condition where they change interpretation or a later use. Name a next discovery action only when selected under step 10; an unresolved path requires no study proposal or separate explanation for omitting one.

This sequence of actions is a reasoning aid. Discovery, observation, design, comparison, and specialist inquiry may proceed concurrently and reopen one another.