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C.31.ASAP:5 - Archetypal Grounding

ArchetypeWithout C.31.ASAPWith C.31.ASAP
Product-line platformPlatform name is treated as scale-preference evidence.Variability slots, extension rules, exception curve, and refactor triggers are declared before preference use.
Neural architecture block libraryReusing blocks is treated as reusable architecture by itself.The alternative set names scale variable, interface grammar variants, exception growth, and source-return condition.
Safety or certification reuseReusable evidence package is counted without validation boundary.Evidence reuse remains tied to source-return. An evidence-validity or safety claim is tested under its applicable domain rule. Use A.10 for source recovery and bounded reliance, G.6 for addressable provenance, and B.3 when a named assurance claim is current.
Cross-scope residualA frustration or complexity label is treated as scale mathematics.C.31.ASAP names the scale window and residual slope; C.29 records the lens-use fields if the mathematical-lens use is being claimed.

C.31.ASAP:5.1 - Filled triage slice

ScaleClaimTriage:
  architectureAlternativeSetRef: product-line platform alternative vs bespoke customer-specific variants
  describedHolonRef: the regulated deployment platform and its site-specific variants
  claimScopeRef: preference claim for 5 to 40 named regulated deployment sites inside the current qualification boundary
  selectedContextSliceRefs: the named site, jurisdiction, and qualification-window slices admitted by that claim scope
  modelUseStructureRef?: absent; no independently selected bounded-model-use structure changes this use
  scaleVariableRef: N_sites
  scaleWindowRef: 5 to 40 regulated deployment sites inside the current qualification window
  claimedPreferenceUnderScale: platform alternative is preferred if interface variants and approval exceptions grow slower than bespoke variants
  slopeEvidenceRef, scaleProbeEvidenceRef, or noProbeReason: scale-probe evidence from six deployments; no universal scale law claimed
  expectedStableOrImprovingStructure: interface grammar, reusable test package, deployment work template
  exceptionGrowthRisk: jurisdiction-specific clauses and side-channel integrations may grow faster than sites
  sourceReturnCondition: return to exception register, interface variant log, and deployment evidence before publication, selected-set, assurance, or decision use
  relatedClaimGovernanceIfClaimed: C.31 for the characteristic; C.31.RSA for reusable-structure share; C.16 for measurement; A.19.CPM for comparison; G.5 for selected-set declaration; G.9 for parity; C.11 for local decision; A.10 for source recovery and bounded reliance; G.6 for addressable provenance; B.3 for a named assurance claim
  stopCondition: stop at local scale-preference guidance unless comparator admission, evidence validity, and decision or selected-set governance are present

Admissible move: prefer the platform alternative as a local scale-preference guide and start interface-grammar repair before deployment spread increases. Stop at local guidance; open the direct selected-set, evidence-sufficiency, assurance, gate, or decision pattern only when that downstream claim is current.

C.31.ASAP:5.2 - Near-miss lowering slice

Near-miss: a team says the platform architecture should win because it has an 82 percent reusable-structure share, an RG-like coarse description, and “less bespoke debt” than the local variant.

Lowering replay:

  • The platform label is a source cue, not scale-preference evidence; recover variability slots, extension rules, exception curve, and source-return condition first.
  • The 82 percent reusable-structure share stays report-only under C.31.RSA until the scale variable, scale window, accounting basis, comparator admission, and admissible comparison relation are declared.
  • The RG-like phrase stays with C.29 unless the mathematical-lens fields, preserved structure, lost structure, payoff, admissible use, and stop condition are recoverable.
  • The “bespoke debt” label is lowered to waiver review when safety, law-domain, mission, assurance, or scale-probe overturn reasons may justify the local variant.

Stop C.31.ASAP use when the scale window, probe evidence or no-probe reason, comparator admission, or source-return condition is absent. Reopen it only after those fields are recoverable and the platform-label, share, lens, and waiver claims have their governing patterns.