CC-ACS-1 | The criteria set names the described holon, architecture use, and receiving use; every row names its exact U.ClaimScope, relevant A.2.6 U.ContextSlice membership, effective reference scheme and plane, and qualification or evaluation window. |
CC-ACS-2 | Source catalogue, HCS starter pack, draft project criteria rows, optimization indicators, monitored guardrails, and context-only rows remain distinct. |
CC-ACS-3 | The ordinary optimization core is three to five rows, or the text states why more are needed. |
CC-ACS-4 | Each row names a bearer or selected structure. A characteristic without a bearer is not admitted as an architecture criteria row. |
CC-ACS-5 | User function, architecture characteristic, Q-Bundle, scale row, reading, eval program, and eval result remain separate. |
CC-ACS-6 | Any composite quality family belongs to C.25; ACS may reference the Q-Bundle or one declared slot. |
CC-ACS-7 | Each optimization row names proxy risk and protected counter-characteristics before it is used in C.32, C.32.MLAO, C.32.ACE, or E.23. |
CC-ACS-8 | Eval-program construction belongs to C.32.ACE; eval programs are not used as criteria rows. |
CC-ACS-9 | The criteria set does not compare, select, publish, decide, certify, or carry an architecture-adequacy claim by itself. |
CC-ACS-10 | A project-local criteria set or improvement row names both projectWorkOccurrenceRef and the obtaining architectureCriteriaProjectUseRelationRef for that exact record; the suffix or either reference alone asserts no locality. |
CC-ACS-11 | A criteria row remains distinct from its referenced characteristic or Q-Bundle slot, scale, predicate, measurement result, eval program, eval result, and receiving decision object. |
CC-ACS-12 | modelUseStructureRef appears only when an independently selected BoundedModelUseStructure changes the row interpretation; it never replaces row claim scope or context-slice membership. |
CC-ACS-13 | A scale-sensitive ACS row names the exact characteristic or Q-Bundle slot, bearer, scale form, and use class; any preference between alternatives over a scale window is separately governed by C.31.ASAP. |