CC-A19SPR-1 | The final sentence names the exact item and what is claimed or valued, or explicitly keeps the wording ordinary, quoted, navigation-only, narrowed, or blocked. |
CC-A19SPR-2 | The direct rule or criterion is recoverable whenever the claim is not understandable or usable without it. |
CC-A19SPR-3 | A predicate appears only when the direct pattern defines or needs one; relations, assertions, results, decisions, and record fields keep their own forms. |
CC-A19SPR-4 | An allowed-use or blocked-inference clause appears only when it changes the receiving action or prevents a likely harmful conclusion. |
CC-A19SPR-5 | A time window, expiry rule, or recheck condition appears when the value can change during the intended use. |
CC-A19SPR-6 | Source, evidence, assurance, publication, assignment state, work entry, gates, decisions, release or admission, and project records use the patterns or records that define or test those exact claims. |
CC-A19SPR-7 | Source and publication patterns are not used as a general home for evidence, assurance, gate, Work, temporal, mathematical-lens, or project status. |
CC-A19SPR-8 | A retained technical field names its item, possible values, and rule; it adds use, time, evidence, and blocked-inference fields only under their triggers. |
CC-A19SPR-9 | A cold reader can say what the sentence is about, what it claims, and what to do or check next. Type-correct but opaque wording fails. |
CC-A19SPR-10 | Corpus repair classifies each use; it never performs a blind global replacement of posture, state, status, or readiness. |