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A.6.9:10 - Rationale

Cross-context sameness wording is not one predicate. A.6.9 first restores the actual question and states designation, lane, id, scope, representation, structure, system-role-kind, assignment, and Work claims in ordinary language using their concrete rules. Add exact C.2.1 assertion and ClaimGraph identity only when a later use must carry or compare one of those claims independently. Only a remaining cross-local semantic question uses the F.9 Bridge predicate.

For that branch, exact cells and a relation-only profile make correspondence falsifiable. A separate C.2.1 claim makes the proposed use equally explicit without reidentifying the Bridge. A.10 or B.3 can reopen reliance without changing either object. Authorization and the actual receiving object remain visible rather than hiding inside suitable, aligned, or mapped.

The repair sequence is therefore: name the action and route the object; for a remaining semantic-correspondence question, test F.9; for a proposed use of an obtaining Bridge, state the use claim and check reliance when someone will rely on it; recover permission or performance only when claimed.