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C.31:4.7 - Proxy-risk discipline

Every decision-facing C.31 card includes proxyRisk and auditQuestion. If the proxy diverges from the value it was meant to represent, the card stops at report-only use or returns to repair.

HeadProxy riskAudit question
ExternalCouplingDensityTeams hide dependencies instead of reducing them.Did integration failures or source-return events fall?
InterfaceStandardizationSharePremature standardization blocks useful variation.Did exception slope or workarounds rise?
InterfacePublicnessOpen label without substitutability.Are alternative implementations actually viable under declared conditions?
TemplateCompressionGainCompression erases safety, law-domain, or source distinctions.Did source-return events or bounded exceptions rise?
EvidenceReuseShareReused evidence becomes stale or mis-scoped.Does evidence remain valid in the new context?
RGFlowStabilityCoarse-graining hides lower-scope hazards.Are source-return conditions triggered?