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A.19.UINDM:1 - Problem frame

FPF’s Characterization (CHR) suite treats indicatorization as a distinct mechanism boundary within the CHR suite (authoritative membership: A.19.CHR:4.2). Suite membership is a set (order has no semantics); any intended ordering is expressed only via suite_protocols (A.19.CHR:4.5), under the suite obligations (A.19.CHR:4.3).

Within the canonical suite‑closed protocol, UINDM appears as the indicatorize stage (after normalize, before score/compare/select; optional stages remain explicitly optional per suite_protocols).

UINDM’s job is concept‑level and governed by CN‑Spec and CG‑Spec: it selects an indicator subset over an existing U.CharacteristicSpace under CN‑Spec.indicator_policy, using the suite-wide SlotKind lexicon to prevent SlotKind drift across the CHR mechanism chain and across SoTA wiring modules. A “subspace view” (if needed) is treated as a derived support view over the chosen set (see A.19.UINDM:4.2), not as an extra mandatory output of the kernel signature.