A.15.5:9 - Consequences

Benefits:

• Teams can inspect work-entry readiness without flattening plan, preparation, gate, resource, and performed-work claims.
• The adapted pre-entry Full-Kitting distinctions supply a recognition palette for a local readiness criterion; neither TameFlow nor its source vocabulary governs FPF readiness.
• Gate and work evidence remain auditable because readiness only cites them when they are current.

Costs:

• Some “ready” claims become incomplete until the target work, missing inputs, and stop condition are named.
• A full-kit check may expose missing preparation Work or inputs that need their own plan, subject-pattern currentness, evidence-provenance, publication, resource, or assignment claims.