A.6:4.2.1 - Authority-wording split examples
These examples are informative. They separate authority wording from the evidence, assurance, commitment, gate-passage, or Work claim being made.
Before (mixed): “This API is approved for production use and guarantees safe rollback.”
Recovered source clauses:
- “This API is approved for production use.”
- “This API guarantees safe rollback.”
Recover the approval’s direct object and ground under the applicable A6-AW-* row, and the rollback subject and safety predicate. Both source claims remain unresolved until that meaning is supplied.
Additional hypothetical illustration. Assume supplied signature vocabulary defines the API operation and rollback terms; a separate boundary policy gives the request-admission predicate, policy window and exclusions. For E-API-1, additionally assume that a named evaluation of an independently identified rollback occurrence actually reported success under a stated success criterion and observation basis:
L-API-1(Quadrant L): the API operation and rollback terms are defined in the supplied signature vocabulary.A-API-1(Quadrant A): a request is admissible only under the named subject, action, object, context, and policy-version predicate.D-API-1(Quadrant D): the exact provider policy prescribes maintaining or enforcingA-API-1under the named window and exclusions. If the claim is instead that one actual provider or operator bears this duty, cite its separately instituted A.2.8 commitment.E-API-1(Quadrant E): the named evaluation reported rollback success under its stated success criterion. Possible evidence inputs include the named work traces, audit records, or metrics. A gate decision carrier may support the exact gate-passage claim; rollback execution needs its own occurrence and evidence basis.
In this additional case, A-API-1 applies A6-AW-GATE, while an approval badge remains A6-AW-SOURCE unless another row’s closing facts are present. The original production approval and safe-rollback guarantee remain unresolved. A success result alone does not establish the unspecified safety claim.
For a filled grant/exercise/evidence case and its near-misses, use A.6.B:8.4.5.4. It applies A6-AW-NORM-GRANT, A6-AW-EXERCISE, and the separate A.10 evidence claim by value.
Then:
- if appearance hides the prerequisite for action or reliance, enter
A.15.4; useA.15for enactment alignment; - if evidence, currentness, or provenance is live, attach the
A.10evidence relation; - if an actual named assurance claim is current, use
B.3for its exact target claim, argument, bounded assurance use andAssuranceResult; otherwise keep trust, readiness, compliance or release questions with their direct patterns; - if an actual gate decision or passage is asserted, classify it as a separate E claim and cite the exact A.21
GateDecisionResult, bounded action, applicableGateProfileapplication, complete requiredGateCheckApplicationResultset,decisionValue, action consequence, scope/window, and recheck condition; use a shortGateCheckRefonly for a selected publication structure and aDecisionLogonly when audit or reuse is current; - if a flow witness or constraint witness is asserted, cite
A.20ConstraintValiditystatus or witness; - if a permission-looking claim is asserted, use the selected
A6-AW-*row and its subject pattern; an entry predicate orGateDecisionResultdoes not substitute for another row; - if release, deployment, rollback, or execution Work is asserted, cite the exact A.15.1 dated occurrence; then use only the applicable
A.15.1:4.6row for an application result, A.15.PROD production branch, delivery/transfer relation, evaluation/acceptance relation, or A.10 evidence path. None is an intrinsic Work field; - if the phrase is only an action invitation or cue, keep it in
A.6.A,A.16, orA.16.1according to the current kind.
Policy engines, credentials, registers, provenance, and attestations can supply policy decisions, source claims, currentness, or evidence. Start a visible permit, badge, or registry value at A6-AW-SOURCE; move to another branch only when its named direct object and participants are independently established.