A.6.3.RT:4.2 - Progressive use and local vocabulary

Use three levels, without copying one level’s burden into another:

• Ordinary target: target representation plus compact note.
• Exact construction: add X, Y, v, endpoint schemes, exact source dependencies, and claim-level loss/return when the receiving use triggers them.
• Actual transition occurrence: add the six-participant relation, Work, and optional occurrence-description episteme only when that historical relation is itself material.

Use detailed vocabulary only when it changes the next representation decision or blocks a concrete overclaim:

• semiotic mode — the meaning-bearing relation doing the main work, such as structural likeness, trace, conventional code, model-mediated correspondence, or decode-mediated recovery;
• factor delta — the representation-factor change material to review;
• source dependencies of v — the identified source claims and relations on which the construction depends, including which are needed jointly for each part of it and any required precedence between those parts. This dependency structure can branch or join;
• source-return references — links or other locators used to reopen source material for omitted detail or a changed question;
• decode-mediated case — a case whose receiving interpretation depends on a declared decoding or access relation;
• actionability shift — an apparent change in what users think they can do, which is not work authority, gate status, or permission; and
• recoverability evidence — evidence that omitted content can be recovered well enough for the declared use.

State the actual use, loss, evidence, and return once. Use A.10 or B.3 only when a specific evidence or assurance claim is current.