CC-PAD-1 | The exact composite project U.Work participant, decision subject, described holon, decision question, intended decision use, ClaimScope, and decision window are explicit. |
CC-PAD-2 | The decision cites candidate basis from C.32 or a named receiving candidate pattern, or states why no candidate-set question is live. |
CC-PAD-3 | The selected architecture option or bounded exception is named. |
CC-PAD-4 | Affected selected structures are named with subject pattern refs. |
CC-PAD-5 | Architecture-characteristic trade-offs, accepted losses, and guardrails are recorded. |
CC-PAD-6 | Architecture-description refs, method-use instructions, and performed-work boundaries remain distinct. |
CC-PAD-7 | The architect-developer split, source-return condition, and reopen conditions are recorded. |
CC-PAD-8 | Triggered holon-transition or BOSC boundary pressure cites B.2.P or B.2, and structural-information loss or compression cites C.29. |
CC-PAD-9 | ADR-like publication, evidence, assurance, gate, comparison, selection, selected-set result declaration, audience publication, local choice, and work claims exit to their patterns for the next questions. |
CC-PAD-10 | Any project system-of-interest ref denotes one independently admitted existing U.System; a pre-inception intended referent stays in claim content. SystemOfInterestRole wording is recovered through E.10.ROLE; any local kind, separate classification judgment, and separately obtaining A.2.1 assignment are cited independently. Decision designation, kind, classification, assignment, and direct facts neither entail one another nor establish the missing compound project-selection truth. |
CC-PAD-11 | Any network ref resolves to one independently selected E.18.NET structure, its project-question judgment stays in a separate C.2.1 episteme, and architecture use docks through C.30.TFS-REL. A PAD decision, network record, C.32.CONWAY frame, or exact pair row creates no member, cross-flow occurrence, influence occurrence, architecture relation, or actual structure effect. |