D.3:2.1 - First useful result

Start with two sides and one tension statement. For each side, write:

1. the ethical claim that states the concern in ordinary language;
2. the exact affected entity;
3. the declared level relation, claim scope, or Work extent that locates the concern;
4. the value-frame edition under which the consequence matters;
5. the expected benefit, harm, or constraint and its consequence horizon; and
6. the evidence use or uncertainty only when the side currently relies on it.

Then say why the sides cannot both be met as stated, what would be traded, or why they remain in unresolved tension. Name the next live use: mediation, refusal, a decision, an evidence or causal question, assurance, or architecture return. Stop there when this makes the conflict inspectable for that use.

This first result can remain a short working note. It does not need a schema, publication, assurance package, responsibility model, or complete account of every participant.