| “This diagram is the Method.” | Name the Method or candidate account, current description edition, direct subject result, exact claim, and use boundary. |
| “Everyone should use the canonical process map.” | Make another row for every receiver/action pair and expose only its required Method claims and stops. |
| “Every project, process, and case account must be a view of one Work.” | Recover each direct subject first. Preserve one admitted Work where the claims concern it; keep unlike subjects and their needed correspondences explicit. |
| “The current publication proves this row may be used.” | Record publication as auxiliary fact; require the direct subject, reliance when material, and receiving results. |
| “The planned trial is already visible as performed process Work.” | Retain a WorkPlan representation until Work exists and satisfies the direct view or Work criterion. |
| “Combine all views into one Method structure.” | Keep rows separate unless direct composition and A.22 selection-use results independently obtain. |
| “The graph proves the workflow order.” | Identify a mathematical graph and correspondence under C.29, or keep the drawing as a non-mathematical episteme. |