A.13:7 - Consequences

Benefits	Trade-offs / Mitigations
Agency core: Local kind, classification and obtaining assignment answer different questions; the same System may qualify and be assigned in one situation but not another.	Modeling granularity: Distinguish those claims and any performed Work; state scope or window when it changes the claim. Use a short ordinary-language account first and expose identifiers only when needed.
Characteristic claims: The profile separates the capabilities being claimed and the evidence needed for their values.	Measurement effort: Testing, analysis and data gathering take work. Build the profile iteratively; an initial estimate can be used with its uncertainty and evidence limits explicit. Missing support for that estimate does not imply low System reliability or assign a `Reliability (R)` score; any local R result needs its own bearer, scale, rule and support.
Didactic communication: The 0–4 scale gives a short vocabulary for discussing profiles, from simple automation to strategic intelligence.	Grade misuse: A Grade claim needs the underlying profile under CC-A13.3 and cannot replace its characteristic values in formal reasoning under CC-A13.4.
Collective agency: The same core distinguishes agency claims for admitted team, swarm and organization Systems.	-