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E.11:5.3 - A card leads to a physical result without promising it

WORKING-DOCUMENTS can lead to a usable machining work instruction. Its public guidance first asks what a named reader must decide, do, check, or rely on and returns the smallest truthful document-side result or blocker. Use the direct pattern to determine whether the useful result is a MethodDescription, WorkPlan, claim, permission, publication, or another document-side result and what relation makes it useful for the later project work.

The card does not promise a machined component. When actual machining later becomes current, use A.15.1 to identify the exact performed Work occurrence; use A.15 as well only when the broader System-Role–Method–Work Alignment question is current. The instruction or plan is neither that dated U.Work nor proof that it occurred.