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C.22.2:2.2 - Required Solution Use

The Solution turns observed signal material into one C.2.1 episteme and one governed next use, not a completed form.

  1. Capture the symptom, anomaly, risk, stakeholder cue, drift, hypothesis, or other observed signal before naming an actual Problem.
  2. Recover the one joint EntityOfConcern, effective ReferenceScheme, ClaimScope, and claim family. If the claims concern unrelated entities, split the ClaimGraph and card.
  3. Separate the signal detector, actual-PFR assertion if independently grounded, anticipated-condition claim, improvement check, candidate acceptance criterion, method-availability claim, monitored risk signal, and proxy-distortion risk. These are not one card status or one PFR participant set.
  4. Pay only for current complexity. Add conditional content only when it changes the current next use; otherwise stop at the lighter card or name the direct pattern for the claim now current.
  5. If the formulation changes EntityOfConcern, effective scheme, ClaimScope, diagram, functional description, or transformation-flow interpretation, name the representation-transition, retargeting, Bridge, structural-reinterpretation, or wording-use relation before inheriting an earlier card disposition.
  6. Close by the honest next use. A filled card without a truthful next use is not a successful result.

Cheap stop. The smallest card that gives a truthful next use is sufficient. A conforming use does not require heavier fields merely because the full inventory exists.

First practitioner use. State the signal, joint EntityOfConcern, scheme, scope, claim family, not-wish reason, improvement check or acceptance probe, and honest next use. Open the relation-boundary aid only when another claim or relation changes that move.