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A.16.1:14 - Authoring and Practitioner Checks

A.16.1:14.1 - Author prompt

A cue pack should answer four questions:

  • what exactly is being preserved?
  • why is it worth preserving now rather than losing it?
  • which witness or anchor currently carries the primary load?
  • which downstream directions, if any, are already visible without pretending that a route has been selected?

A.16.1:14.2 - Practitioner check

A practitioner should check:

  • whether the pack has a clear cue nucleus;
  • whether primary witness or primary anchor triage is explicit when needed;
  • whether it is being abused as a shadow claim or shadow route record;
  • whether route language is still an early directional hint rather than route selection.

A.16.1:14.3 - Carrier reminder

The cue pack may cite traces, embodiment, and model-state refs, but it should not try to replace A.7 carrier discipline.