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E.8:12 - Relations

  • Coordinates with: E.9.DA when an authored pattern body is drafted from a concrete DRR and the blocker is whether the DRR selected, distributed, carried source use, carried accepted decisions, or supplied a first drafting action sufficiently for that authoring use. E.8 still governs the pattern body; E.9.DA is not a mandatory authoring section, review card, or substitute for writing the Solution.

  • Builds on: E.6, E.7

  • Constrained by: Guard‑Rails E.5.1–E.5.4 (lexical firewall, notation independence, etc.)

  • Coordinates with: E.21 when one authored FPF pattern version is evaluated as a scoped pattern-quality claim. E.8 governs authoring shape, recognition text, action guidance, worked cases, SoTA grounding, and conformance material; E.21 governs the pattern-quality evaluation, required coordinate values, PatternQualityStatus, and stop condition. Do not import E.21 as a mandatory authoring section or full review card.

  • Coordinates with: E.23 when an authored FPF pattern body is being improved through repeated passes. E.8 still governs the authored pattern body; E.23 governs the repeated quality-improvement method; the object-under-improvement evaluation such as E.21 or E.9.DA supplies value meanings and stop meanings.

  • Coordinates with: E.13 when an authored pattern claims practical payoff or uses a visible quality value, metric, checklist result, review result, or release posture as if it were the intended value. E.8 keeps the payoff in user-facing prose; E.13 repairs proxy-to-value substitution.

  • Coordinates with: E.4.DPF for choosing a DPF reference code, PatternID plan, continuity across editions, and reader return after split, merge, replacement, or retirement; and E.11.PFP for current Part, position, public order, and citation display. E.8 owns only the common identifier grammar and reference wording; identifier form and checker success decide none of those authoring or publication questions.

  • Coordinates with: E.11.PUR, which supplies the recommended-pattern-use decision for a current concern, and E.10.MOVE, which disambiguates whether move-like wording names pattern-use recommendation, direct work, plan, gate, transformation, publication, source, architecture, call-planning, or language-state material. These references state concrete contributions; an exact assertion, claim-bearing episteme, or ClaimGraph is added only when the named receiving use depends on that identity.

  • Constrains: All patterns. E.9 defines the DRR decision kernel and decision-inspection content blocks.