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C.32.ADA:4.4 - Small complete evaluation slice

ArchitectureDecisionAdequacyEvaluation@OrderFlow:
  declaredUse: readyForDeveloperWork
  claimScopeRef: OrderFlow developer-work readiness for the named decision and release slice
  selectedContextSliceRefs: OrderFlow service, named product-family release, and current developer-work window slices
  effectiveReferenceScheme: OrderFlow architecture decision scheme edition 4
  referencePlane: selected architecture and developer-work commitment
  evaluationWindow: review session 2026-08-12, 10:00–10:20
  decisionQuestionInputProjectionRef: PAD decision relation plus its declared-use and source-return fields
  evaluatorSystemRef: ArchitectureReviewService-4
  evaluatorAssignmentSpeciesRef: ArchitectureReviewerAssignment
  evaluatorAssignmentOccurrenceRef: ArchitectureReviewerAssignment-6
  evaluationWorkRef: DecisionAdequacyEvaluationWork-12
  evaluationPerformedUnderAssignmentRef: performedUnderAssignment(DecisionAdequacyEvaluationWork-12, ArchitectureReviewerAssignment-6)
  adequacyResultEpistemeRef: DecisionAdequacyResult-12
  architectureDecisionRelationRef: PAD:order-flow-event-integration
  architectureDecisionRecordProjectionRef: ADR:order-flow-event-integration
  noAveragePolicy: true
  stopCondition: every triggered coordinate >= 4 wellExpressedForDeclaredUse
  strongestBlockingCoordinates:
    - MethodAndWorkDockingAdequacy
    - ArchitectureCharacteristicTradeoffAdequacy
  result: repairBeforeUse
CoordinateValueLabelShort rationale and repair
BoundedDecisionQuestionRecoverability4wellExpressedForDeclaredUseSubject, holon, exact claim scope and selected slices, scheme and plane, window, status, and question are explicit for the named use, so 3 understates their clarity and boundaries; 5 would require a reinforcing transfer or source-return case beyond this local slice.
CandidateBasisAndSelectionTraceability4wellExpressedForDeclaredUseCandidate palette and selected option are cited in a recoverable local path, so 3 understates the explicit basis; 5 would require a reinforcing replay, such as another team recovering the selection without local assistance.
AffectedStructureAndDescriptionAdequacy4wellExpressedForDeclaredUseModule and information structures and the C.30.ASV refs make the affected structures and their local description use recoverable, so 3 understates that explicit fit; 5 would require a reinforcing worked source-return case.
ArchitectureCharacteristicTradeoffAdequacy3sufficientlyExpressedForDeclaredUseSubstitutability gain and latency loss support a bounded reading of the trade-off, so 2 understates what is usable; incomplete guardrail eval rows prevent 4. Repair through C.32.ACS, C.32.ACE, C.25, and C.16.
MethodAndWorkDockingAdequacy2partiallyExpressedForDeclaredUseThe directive to use events and the express accountability requirement give more content than 1 namedOnly. Missing MethodDescription, exact acting System for this instruction, readiness boundary, and expected structure effect prevent 3. The record also claims implementation Work under ServiceTeamAssignment but lacks the exact assignment species/current occurrence and required F.6 attribution. Repair those separate PAD and A.15 assertions; a Work-only instruction would not incur the attribution gap.
ArchitectDeveloperSplitAdequacy3sufficientlyExpressedForDeclaredUseThe acting Systems and fixed-versus-open Work split are clear enough for a bounded local reading, so 2 understates them; the missing source-return threshold for schema refinement prevents 4. Repair that PAD boundary. If responsibility is claimed, cite its direct predicate, participants, applicability, and identity or return the missing governor; use B.2.P or B.2 only when the corresponding level or whole question is current.
PublicationProjectionAdequacy4wellExpressedForDeclaredUseThe ADR maps section functions to the current reader use, so 3 understates the explicit local projection; 5 would require a reinforcing package-update or supersession replay.
EvidenceEvalAndGateExitAdequacy3sufficientlyExpressedForDeclaredUseNamed evaluation and gate continuation conditions give a usable bounded next step, so 2 understates them; they are not yet replayable enough for developer commitment, preventing 4. Repair the exact triggered assertions through C.32.ACE, C.16, A.10, B.3, or A.21.
EvolutionAndReopenConditionAdequacy4wellExpressedForDeclaredUseLatency and schema-version-pressure triggers state concrete local reopen conditions, so 3 understates their clarity; 5 would require a reinforcing supersession slice.
TransformerTransformedCorrespondenceAdequacynotTriggered—The OrderFlow decision in this slice does not rely on the locally mentioned toolchain/product-structure correspondence. Keep that observation as a cue; reopen this coordinate and use C.32.CONWAY if the correspondence becomes decision-relevant.
NonOverreadAndSubjectAssertionAdequacy4wellExpressedForDeclaredUseThe decision, ADR, Method, eval, and gate claims retain their separate subject assertions and direct patterns, so 3 understates the explicit local distinctions; 5 would require a reinforcing near-miss showing that the distinction prevents an actual overread.
ConsequenceAndRepairGuidanceAdequacy4wellExpressedForDeclaredUseConsequences and coordinate-specific repair loci give actionable instructions for this use, so 3 understates that guidance; 5 would require a reinforcing transfer case, such as another holon kind.

PAD adequate, ADR weak. A fixture architecture decision relation can reach 4 wellExpressedForDeclaredUse on every triggered PAD, Method, work-split, trade-off, and reopen coordinate while the trade-study memo omits status and supersession. ADA identifies only the missing publication-projection assertion and cites C.32.ADR; it does not rewrite the PAD relation.

ADR readable, PAD weak. A Markdown ADR can have clear headings, status, context, decision, and consequences while the project relation lacks candidate basis, affected selected structures, and Method/Work docking. ADA identifies those missing assertions and cites C.32.PAD, C.32, and A.15 as their subject-pattern locators; template completeness does not make the architecture decision adequate.