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C.26.2:4.5 - Compound-state decomposition card

When the distributed-state reading is load-bearing, state the decomposition explicitly. Its practical purpose is the canonical EDSE move: ordinary rivals first, carriers second, coordination residue third, admissible use or action invitation fourth.

FieldQuestion
Whole systemWhich collective U.System is being read, and under what boundary?
SubsystemsWhich locally readable Systems participate as subsystems? Use teams, roles, services, markets, routines, artifacts, or work lanes to locate them while retaining each clue’s own kind.
Local state readingsWhat can be said about each part without inventing a shared inner representation?
Correlation or coordination evidenceWhich traces, timing, work transfers, commitments, artifact uses, or role-work alignments show coordination?
Factorable partWhich part of the behavior is explained by policy, routine, shared stimulus, incentive, dashboard following, or copied artifact?
Coordination residueWhat remains as a minimal distributed-state reading after the ordinary rival explanations are named?
Minimal supported claimWhat evidence-bound claim survives for the declared time window and carrier set?
Supported action or useWhich planning action, communication action, incident action, routing action, bridge use, evidence use, or decision use may now be taken without exceeding that minimal claim?