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A.15.5:11 - SoTA-Echoing

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Steve Tendon, The Book of TameFlow: Theory of Constraints Applied to Knowledge-Work Management, current Leanpub edition accessed 2026-08-27Adapt only the pre-entry Full-Kitting distinctions used to recognize minimum outcome or value, target scope, commitment, WIP pressure, and preparation inputs. Reject source MOVE or Full-Kitting as an FPF kind or universal readiness ontology; the source remains scoped to knowledge-work management.Use the adapted distinctions only as inputs to an FPF-local readiness criterion and result; keep WorkPlan, PlanItem, gate, preparation Work, resource, assignment, permission, and performed-Work claims under their subject patterns.
Current A.15 work-family settlementCurrent internal governing basis for intended work, planned baseline, dated performed Work, and readiness boundaries.Reuse the split directly; readiness cites but does not replace those values.
Current A.21 gate-publication disciplineCurrent internal governing basis for gate decisions and their publication.Readiness may feed a gate, but gate passage belongs to A.21.

Correct a factual citation or publication-status label in its row without reopening the readiness action when the used distinction and limit are unchanged. Reopen only the TameFlow row and its Full-Kitting-dependent recognition and action passages in §§4.2 and 9 if a source-edition change alters a used distinction. Reopen the affected A.15.5 boundary if the current FPF A.15 or A.21 work/readiness settlement changes it. Another example, prestige change, or unused source-edition change does not reopen the whole pattern.