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A.15.7:4.4 - Keep the first result light

For a reversible local use, speak plainly: “Choose track B because the room response changed and it still satisfies the promised genre constraint; the DJ performs the transition; abandon it if the next cue shows the transition is failing.”

Only a named later use justifies a durable claim-bearing episteme. Identify it under C.2.1, state what exact decision or observation it concerns, and include only the source, currentness, authority, comparison, or assurance distinctions on which that use relies. Do not mint a general SituationRecord, NextActionRecord, or FeedbackRecord merely to preserve the template.