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C.31.ASAP:4.2 - ScaleClaimTriage

Use ScaleClaimTriage before any heavier scale audit:

ScaleClaimTriage:
  architectureAlternativeSetRef:
  describedHolonRef:
  claimScopeRef:
  selectedContextSliceRefs:
  modelUseStructureRef?:
  architectureClaimRef?:
  scaleVariableRef:
  scaleWindowRef:
  claimedPreferenceUnderScale:
  slopeEvidenceRef?:
  scaleProbeEvidenceRef?:
  noProbeReason?:
  expectedStableOrImprovingStructure:
  exceptionGrowthRisk:
  sourceReturnCondition:
  admissibleUse:
  nonAdmissibleUse?:
  relatedClaimGovernanceIfClaimed:
  stopCondition:

The triage is complete enough when it states the next admissible architecture move and the stop or return condition. Include nonAdmissibleUse? only when it passes F.19’s plausible-reader test; groundedScaleShortcut? is an alias for that same optional value. It may stop at local guidance when no comparison, publication, assurance, selected-set, or decision use is being made.

claimScopeRef designates one exact U.ClaimScope; selectedContextSliceRefs records the A.2.6 membership relevant to this use. A scale window is the range of the scale variable for which the preference is claimed, not a substitute for either scope object. modelUseStructureRef is optional and is filled only when an independently selected A.1.1 BoundedModelUseStructure changes the interpretation of this exact preference use.