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A.13:1 - Intent & Context

A.13 separates a precise agency claim from a claim about the holder’s agency characteristics. The former identifies a System’s local kind and obtaining assignment; the latter states the characteristics the receiving use needs.

This pattern builds directly on the FPF Kernel. A.1 establishes that the acting holder must be a U.System. A.2 and A.2.1 distinguish a local system-role kind, classification by that kind, and an obtaining occurrence of a directly declared U.SystemRoleAssignment species. A.12 supplies the acting-side externalization principle.

This distinction serves three uses:

  1. Define agency as an assignment claim: a local agential system-role kind is assigned to a U.System through an obtaining U.SystemRoleAssignment, rather than being an intrinsic holon type.
  2. Describe a multi-dimensional spectrum of agency through the agency-characteristic profile when its values are needed.
  3. Provide a didactic grading system for communicating a profile summary.