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A.15:11 - SoTA-Echoing: Adopted Invariants and Rejected Shortcuts

Practice needSource line and statusFPF adaptationRejected shortcut
Keep case, decision, plan, and executed occurrence separable.OMG CMMN 1.1 (2016) and OMG DMN 1.5 (2024) provide mature modeling lineage; ITIL 4 Change Enablement (2023) provides current practitioner guidance.Keep MethodDescription, WorkPlan, approval Work, and operational Work separate, with every Work occurrence admitted on its own A.15.1 basis.One undifferentiated process object.
Keep system classification, relation occurrence, and dated Work distinct.Almeida, Guizzardi, Sales, and Fonseca, gUFO (2026 preprint), is a current foundational-ontology comparator rather than imported hierarchy.Retain FPF’s exact local system-role kinds, direct assignment species, holder projection, and Work identity laws.A foreign role hierarchy or relation model deciding FPF identity.
Recover event, performer, qualified association, and records without making a log row the event.OCEL 2.0 (2024) is current object-centric event-log practice; W3C PROV-O (2013) is representation lineage.Identify dated Work and the exact assignment occurrence first; keep logs and provenance as separate epistemes and relations.Anonymous Work, assignment by label, or record-as-occurrence.
Keep authorization acts and the operations they permit distinct.ITIL 4 Change Enablement (2023) and DMN 1.5 (2024) separate assessment, decision, authorization, scheduling, and realization.Admit each communicative or operational Work occurrence independently and state its exact effect relation.Approval collapsed into later operational Work, or label-defined Work subkinds.
Keep bounded exploration separate from committed rollout.Current agentic tool-use, self-correction, and human-in-the-loop work-control practice extends the ReAct, Toolformer, and Reflexion lines with explicit checkpoints and bounded tool use.When an action or option is fixed, tool or service calls must be planned, and route shape or rollout order is uncertain, use exact local system-role kinds and assignments for the participating systems, and return candidate evidence, budget, and a commit trigger in CheckpointReturn.One successful probe silently becomes the selected Method, WorkPlan, or rollout.

Use FPF’s direct identity rules for alignment, not SysML v2 or ISO 42010. Use C.30.AD for architecture-description questions.

For visible credential, provenance, dashboard, explanation, or composed-source cases that require a project-side value and relation before reliance, use A.15.4.