A.16.1:15 - Migration and Extension Notes

A.16.1:15.1 - Migration from vague cue or signal language

Source prose often says merely “there is a signal” or “something suggests possible work”. A conforming migration first asks whether the source is truly signal-like in the narrow telemetry or trace sense, or whether the load-bearing phenomenon is a broader cue nucleus, work-possibility hint, reliance-possibility hint, contrast, or figure-against-background shift. It then turns the passage into a cue pack with explicit cue nucleus, primary witness or anchor, and route-candidate hints only if those hints are already visible.

A.16.1:15.2 - Local extension rule

Contexts may add local cue-pack fields only if they remain preservation aids rather than covert route-decision or endpoint semantics.

A.16.1:15.3 - Boundary reminder

If a cue pack begins to carry a route decision, a passed endpoint test or stronger-use disposition, relation slots, Method or Work semantics, or an independently claimed authority relation, this pattern no longer suffices. Use the pattern that defines, constrains, or tests that claim, and publish the corresponding form.