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A.15.PROD:6 - Bias-Annotation

Scope limitation. These annotations cover the three production-recovery branches and their named neighboring claims; they do not classify production language outside a current A.15.PROD use.

BiasCountermeasure
Verb biasThe countermeasure treats make, produce, build, finish, and complete as retrieval cues and selects one of the three questions by exact facts.
Record biasThe countermeasure keeps plans, logs, pictures, tickets, certificates, and publications as epistemic or publication objects until direct relations connect them to work, change, identity, or completion.
Final-step biasThe check rejects creation by last-visible-step order and replays the exact applicable identity-specification episteme, its direct applicability basis, and the exact work effects.
Container biasA project, factory, batch, case, or common referent supplies no proof of work parthood or production attribution.
Composition biasWork parts, method parts, samples, and flow structure supply no transformation-part inference.
Present-state biasThe check evaluates completion at its historical boundary under the exact criterion episteme used there, not only from the entity’s current state.
Universal-relation biasThe countermeasure prefers the local compound claim that answers the receiver over a broad production relation name.