| Root function kind | The text treats function as a new universal FPF kind. | Name the exact object or claim and apply its subject pattern; use the optional FunctionUseRepair when the receiving use needs that record. |
| Functional architecture exception | Functional architecture is treated as a peer architecture ontology. | Expand to FunctionalStructure under ArchitectureOf@Context and C.30.ASV. |
| Capability collapse | What the holon can do is treated as a functional dependency or vice versa. | Split capability claim from functional relation or effect claim. |
| Work collapse | Work occurrence or result is described as a function. | Assign occurrence or result claims to A.15 and P2W and keep functional wording design-side unless a work-evidence claim is being made. |
| Algorithm-form shortcut | Procedure, code, solver, recipe, protocol, or algorithm form is treated as proof of U.MethodDescription membership. | Recover the claim-bearing C.2.1 episteme, one admitted U.Method as its exact EntityOfConcern, and at least one substantive way-of-doing claim under A.3.2; otherwise keep the source form with its subject pattern. |
| Mathematical-function import | A mathematical function, loss, objective, or value functional becomes design ontology. | Use C.29 and state preserved and lost structure plus stop condition. |
| Module allocation shortcut | A function is considered implemented because a module is named. | Add correspondence, allocation, module-interface boundary, signature-discipline boundary, or A.6.M module-relation repair. |
| Functionality as quality proxy | “Functionality” carries adequacy or quality claim without bearer and subject pattern. | Recover bearer and subject pattern through C.25, C.16, C.16.Q, or an admitted characteristic or measurement subject pattern. |
| Sterile kind repair | The wording is typed but no useful move remains. | Restore the direct action on the exact object or claim: use the pattern that defines or tests it, open the selected view, add the needed alignment or correspondence, or stop the stronger reading. |