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E.17.ID.CR:4.3.a - Five plain working questions

The near-top quick working-fit check is the canonical first working block for this pattern. A working user can usually answer the following five questions before touching the fuller blocks:

  1. What already available source epistemes or source publications am I comparing?
  2. What single contrast or small set of contrast rows am I trying to make visible?
  3. Am I still inside the same shared review frame, with compared alternatives kept distinct when they are distinct, or has the review target already shifted?
  4. What blocked downstream interpretation does the team avoid taking from this review unit?
  5. What would make another governing pattern govern the explanation, bridge work, prompt work, ontology work, or decision-authority claim?

If these five answers are not visible, the case is not ready to stay here as a bounded comparative review unit.