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C.30.P:3 - Forces

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Ordinary engineering speech vs FPF kind recoveryEngineers need compact words such as architecture, structure, model, view, graph, module, layer, block, expert, cache, router, and gate; FPF claims need recovered kind, relation, source-use relation, and admissible use. C.30.STRAT recovers stratification or source-label meaning when it still hides the technical claim, before C.30.P assigns the recovered architecture or structure portion.
Architecture description vs architecture itselfDescriptions and views are useful, but they can be overread as the selected structure or architecture claim.
Structure generality vs architecture specificityA.22 gives selected structure; C.30 governs grounded architecture adequacy over selected architecture-relevant structures and admits only the thin architecture-description bridge when durable description use is being made. C.30.AD governs the full architecture-description mechanism. The repair must not collapse them.
Small first move vs heavy recordMost wording cases need one repair note and a subject pattern assignment, not a full architecture description.
Source and view usefulness vs project authorityA source, dashboard, graph, ADR, or view can guide architecture work without proving evidence, gate passage, decision authority, release permission, or work completion.
Cross-pattern consistency vs shadow registryArchitecture hosts should not carry duplicate trigger lists once C.30.P exists.