Library / First Principles Framework (FPF) - Core Conceptual Specification
Jump to passage
In this reading

Link to current text

Published source confirmed at last check

Source changed 2026-10-03 05:29:54 UTC · snapshot created 2026-10-03 05:30:57 UTC · last check 2026-10-03 06:10:20 UTC

C.26.3:7 - Conformance Checklist

IDCheck
CC-C26.3.1The viability bearer is one exact System under A.1, one exact A.22 U.Structure under all four identity discriminators, or another exact subject under its direct identity rule; the local position introduces no kind, relation, or configuration object.
CC-C26.3.2The protected promise or function is named.
CC-C26.3.3Envelope variables or quality-bundle dimensions and the viable region / bounds are named.
CC-C26.3.4Disturbance class and scenario/window are named.
CC-C26.3.5Sensors/probes and their possible behavior-changing or dimension-hiding effects are named when measurement carries the envelope claim.
CC-C26.3.6Each candidate intervention is recovered as a proposal about an exact Method, description, setting proposal, WorkPlan, access or permission claim, or Bridge proposal or description; dated Work, actual change, obtaining relation occurrence, and resulting state remain separate. A fixed F.9 Bridge is never the object revised or ended by Work; an endpoint/profile change opens a new candidate that must pass F.9 independently.
CC-C26.3.7The boundary condition is stated. When regulation is proposed, the trade-off condition and adaptation cost are stated.
CC-C26.3.8Failure mode and re-probe/destabilization condition are stated.
CC-C26.3.9Metrics or dashboards are not treated as the envelope itself.
CC-C26.3.10The QL cue / formal cue is named if QL wording is retained.
CC-C26.3.11QL wording appears only when probe, order, export, coarsening, or incompatible frame interaction remains load-bearing and satisfies C.26’s contextual-model obstruction condition.
CC-C26.3.12Rate/inertia/damping/effort and second-order dynamics variables appear only when load-bearing.
CC-C26.3.13Homeostasis, allostasis, active inference, and Markov-boundary wording are restored into FPF subject patterns before they carry the claim; Markov-blanket wording does not by itself create boundary, interface, component, agency, or viability authority.
CC-C26.3.14The pattern adds no new control ontology.