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C.13:7 - Conformance Checklist (normative, calculus‑level)

The following regulate a C.13 use.

IDRequirementPurpose
CC-C13-1 — Three forms.Use only sum, set, or slice for the C.13 construction narrative.Preserve a small cross-domain calculus.
CC-C13-2 — Exact direct basis.Name the whole, collection, or aspect; its inputs; the direct relation occurrences that obtain; its construction rule; and its identity or reidentification rule.Prevent notation-created entities and relations.
CC-C13-3 — Assembly-sensitive identity.Do not infer the identity of a whole, collection, or aspect from the input list alone; preserve assembly relations, rule conditions, and the direct reidentification law.Distinguish the same inputs under different assemblies, and one whole surviving a permitted constituent change.
CC-C13-4 — No order or time by constructor.Keep execution order, parallelism, temporal coverage, and phase with their direct patterns.Preserve the boundary among structural construction, temporal extent, and method order.
CC-C13-5 — Narratability.State the construction in ordinary language before or beside the shorthand.Keep the construction usable without notation.
CC-C13-6 — Direct-relation discipline.Use ComponentOf, a collection’s own belongs-to predicate, AspectOf, PortionOf, or ConstituentOf only with the meaning defined for that relation; the trace defines none of them.Keeps public relation meanings with the patterns that define them.
CC-C13-7 — Trace separation.Treat a materialized trace as a C.2.1 episteme about construction; creating, publishing, losing, or revising it does not create or end the whole, collection, or aspect it describes.Keep ontology and epistemics separate.
CC-C13-8 — Collection belonging is not component parthood.A set construction establishes no integrated assembly, acting eligibility, or holonhood.Prevent collection-to-system drift.
CC-C13-9 — Facet explicitness.A slice use names the exact aspect, bearer, governed facet, direct relation, and identity rule; a temporal window is not a structural facet here.Prevent arbitrary slicing.
CC-C13-10 — Subject owner.Apply C.13 to method, work, or discipline holons only after their direct patterns identify exact parts and whole-forming relations.Permit accepted holon construction without generic decomposition.
CC-C13-11 — Published-edge boundary.A direct structural Working-Model edge remains usable without a trace. If its publication elects B.3.5 or a named current requirement demands that profile, the edge follows B.3.5 for the required trace link and validation mode; C.13 does not treat that publication apparatus as the world-side relation, assembly, or identity rule.Keep direct use, construction, and elected publication assurance distinct.
CC-C13-12 — Dependent structure stop.A selected U.Structure is not a holon, agent, or a new whole named by an MHT claim merely by selection, label, or diagram.Preserve the dependent-structure boundary.
CC-C13-13 — Transformation stop.Do not infer transformation composition, parthood, holonhood, or atomism from entity construction, method or work decomposition, timing, or missing part facts.Preserve the missing-governor boundary.