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A.6.M:7 - Conformance Checklist

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CC-A6M-1The text names the whole holon, candidate module holon, effective reference scheme, claim coverage when it matters, and exact module-interface viewpoint episteme when used, or explicitly stops at ordinary non-claim-bearing wording. No context suffix or optional model-use structure supplies those objects.
CC-A6M-2The repair states whether the phrase is a module relation, component relation, function allocation, procedural or work-package relation, exact system-role-assignment occurrence, direct responsibility relation, deployment or placement structure, interface specification, signature, port or endpoint, transformation-flow crossing, mechanism realization, platform grammar, control relation, autonomy-like operation claim, C.30.STRAT source-label case, or open-architecture claim.
CC-A6M-3No root kind is created for module, interface, platform, or open architecture, and ModuleInterfaceClaim is not treated as an independently admitted direct relation. The three direct-relation dispositions remain distinct. A needed reusable relation requires its defining rule and A.6.RCD; occurrence identity uses A.6.REL only after that relation is admitted and obtains.
CC-A6M-4The independently identified InterfaceSpecification episteme, its exact C.2.1 identity, and an interfaceSpecificationRef that resolves it are recoverable when interface compatibility, substitutability, or conformance is claimed. A missing specification remains an explicit gap.
CC-A6M-5Substitution or change policy is declared when replaceability, alternate supplier, upgrade, or platform extension is being claimed. Substitutability not established by the repair is marked as not established, not implied by wording.
CC-A6M-6Function, transformation-flow, control, work, evidence, assurance, gate, decision, causal, and mechanism claims use their subject patterns.
CC-A6M-7A failed check gives a repair action or subject-pattern application, not only a rejection.
CC-A6M-8A current G.2 source row for MOSA, open systems, platform practice, Conway correspondence, team-boundary correspondence, or Amdahl-style decomposition limits appears before guidance from that source is used for practitioner-facing claims being made.
CC-A6M-9RFC keywords are used only for pattern users, records, claims, conformance items, or publication records, evidence records, or assurance records. Modeled modules and interfaces are not written as agents with duties.
CC-A6M-10Lower or reopen the repair when whole holon, module holon, boundary, interface specification, interface gap, substitutability policy, change policy, platform grammar, conformance expectation, relied-on evidence relation, relied-on source relation, source-label recovery, team-to-work correspondence, or neighboring subject pattern changes.