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ME.23:1 - Problem frame

Use this when. The Method-related content has been recovered and allocated, but one linear description does not give recurring users the independent problem entries, neighboring decisions or source returns they need. You must decide which patterns and relations will make that content usable as a language.

The working reader is a Method engineer or domain-framework author. Start with a user’s question, such as “May I reuse this review after the source changed?”, and name the first useful result. Then identify the smallest body or cooperating set that can supply it.

The first useful result is a small language-architecture answer: the user’s problem entry, each needed contribution and its subject, the material relation between them, and the stop or return. One direct MethodDescription can be the correct answer. Use ME.8 without a language when it already serves the use; use E.11.PFP alone when only public arrangement or navigation is missing.