MDPE.10:2.3 - Find the limiting contribution and protected trade-offs

Recover the direct domain Methods needed by the Work and identify a contribution whose current value materially limits the target. Examples include:

• perception, attention, anticipation, pulse, rhythm, timing, or recovery;
• bodily or effector control, posture, effort, weight, contact, articulation, breath, or endurance;
• instrument, voice, software, sensor, actuator, model, or interface control;
• reading, memory, repertoire access, improvisation, or material transformation;
• partner, ensemble, group, conductor, audience, or interactive-System coordination;
• phrasing, dynamics, timbre, movement quality, expressive range, or controlled variation;
• safety, latency, reliability, error recovery, or support dependence.

These are examples of contributions, not one capability stack or universal rubric. Decompose only far enough to select an intervention and transfer test without hiding an interaction. Keep a conflict visible when improving speed, range, accuracy, novelty, or visibility may worsen expression, safety, autonomy, partner readability, recovery, or another protected result.