CC-C32-1 | The use names one synthesis question, described holon, intended palette use, and the current architecture relations and selected structures that change the question; ClaimScope or a bounded model-use structure is added only when action-changing. | Keeps the palette local without a generic context premise. |
CC-C32-2 | The selected-structure contribution rows name the smallest useful set of selected structures and subject patterns and state what each contributes. | Prevents one-structure optimization from masquerading as synthesis. |
CC-C32-3 | Architecture characteristics and any quality bundles are named before candidate comparison. | Keeps functional demand distinct from architecture trade-offs. |
CC-C32-4 | Each candidate configuration names selected structure changes, expected gain, known loss, and constraint fit. | Makes the candidate actionable. |
CC-C32-5 | Compressed, generated, or view-derived candidates carry a source-return condition. | Keeps later source-use or decision-use claims tied to recoverable sources. |
CC-C32-6 | Archive, front, pool-treatment, G.5 result declaration, publication availability, local choice, and decision uses have named patterns for the next questions. | Keeps synthesis separate from downstream receiving claims. |
CC-C32-7 | Worked slices show what changes in practice across multiple selected structures. | Keeps the pattern constructive. |
CC-C32-8 | If an independently typed source constrains transformed-side architecture content for a changed referent, C.32.CONWAY is opened before Conway, mirroring, or inverse-Conway language is used as guidance; the source kind, its exact obtaining direct relation or precise provisional disposition, and both exact C.30 architecture sides or modal claims are named without inferring acting, Work, or transformation facts. | Keeps influence-source and transformed-side content distinct while making correspondence synthesis constructive. |