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E.23:12 - Relations

PatternRelation
A.19.ECSConstructs or repairs an object-under-improvement evaluation when none exists.
E.22Frames each quality evaluation through suffixless QualityEvaluationQuestionFrame and QualityEvaluationUseDeclaration epistemes and can return finding or proposal rows.
E.21Supplies pattern-quality values for pattern-improvement loops.
E.9.DASupplies DRR decision-adequacy values for DRR loops.
E.2.DASupplies FPF Pillar-adequacy values for corpus-level loops.
A.22.CGUSDefines the current improvement unfolding structure predicate: exact constituents, already-obtaining relations, guards, admissible alternatives, selected continuation, stop, and subject-assertion reconsideration conditions. The structure, visible cycle, record, and slice perform no Work.
A.13, A.15.1, A.2, A.2.1, F.6, A.6.1, C.2.1, A.3.4, A.15.PRODDefine or constrain exact actual performers, independently admitted evaluation or improvement Work, optional local classification and precise assignment-bound attribution, application and result binding, result episteme, actual Transformation, and any separately current production branch. E.23 mints no generic Work-result or Work-to-change relation.
C.22.PFRGoverns an actual Problem occurrence when one is used by an improvement claim; a finding, floor miss, evaluation need, or loop record does not establish its actuality or temporal identity.
E.13Governs pragmatic utility and proxy-to-value alignment when loop targets, quality values, metrics, or review results become substitutes for the intended value.
G.2Governs source-use and source-pack return before DPF seeds based on source-use records, admitted source publications, agent-practice claims, or source-composed improvement claims can be used as evidence.
F.18Supplies durable-name evaluation for naming loops.
C.25, C.16.QGovern engineering quality bundles and quality-word precision repair.
C.19.1Governs BLP and cost and risk comparison for method-family choice.
C.22.1, C.24Govern durable task-family adaptation and tool-call planning when the loop makes those claims.
C.17, C.18, C.19, G.5, G.9, G.11Govern OEE and NQD candidate characteristics, archive, front, pool, selected set, parity, and refresh.
E.18, E.18.3When the exact selected A.22 improvement structure also satisfies transformation-flow membership and boundary conditions, recognize that same U.Structure as the current transformation-flow unfolding structure. A visible loop, method, record, or series of Work occurrences supplies neither membership nor a second TFS by shape.
E.18.1Carries accepted problem-side records or generated seed records toward the next FPF relation, including DPF seed-to-hardening routes before a quality-improvement loop is ready.
E.4.DPFGoverns DPF authoring routes and publication carriers when a fast local framework seed is the object being carried toward use or admission.
E.4.PFAD, E.4.PFRGovern framework architecture decisions and framework relation records; E.23 may improve a declared artifact version but does not decide those framework slots.
A.21Governs gate-decision publication; monitoring, retry, escalation, or a green harness state does not publish gate passage unless an OperationalGate(profile) gate-decision relation is present.
C.32.P2SUses improvement-loop results only when they reopen architecture problem-to-structure carry-through; E.23 still governs the loop record and re-evaluation.
C.11, A.10, B.3, A.15, A.20, A.21Govern decision, evidence, assurance, work, gate, and release claims when a loop result is reused beyond quality improvement.
E.10, E.10.ROLE, A.3.1, A.3.2, A.6.P, C.2.P, F.18, F.19Repair load-bearing wording and names introduced by loop records. E.10.ROLE resolves ambiguous source role before any system-role-kind, assignment, participant, or non-system use is asserted. A.3.1 supplies the Method admission test; A.3.2 supplies the membership test for a qualifying U.MethodDescription. Selected pattern content otherwise defines, constrains, tests, or guides without becoming the Method or its description.
E.23.CAESupplies the separate observation-and-disposition probe when apparent capability loss or failed transfer leaves the object to improve ambiguous. It returns candidate routes, not an improvement-object choice or loop decision.
E.23.CDIDescribes the separate Method for developing one admitted holder System’s capability for a named Work family and checking transfer in representative Work after development is separately selected. E.23 routes to it but does not absorb its action sequence; member distributions and cultural propagation keep their own results.