Refresh Route

Use this route when the package is already being applied and one of its source, evaluation, or carrier assumptions changes.

1. Revisit a source when a missing, stale or contradicted claim could change the narrative’s use. Use G.2 for a renewed SoTA synthesis; compare an ordinary event record or fictional canon directly.
2. Return to NSTD.6 when the evaluated object kind, declared use, value meaning, quality characteristic, evidence basis, or low-value repair route changes.
3. Use E.22 when the improvement question is underframed: purpose, floor, protected trade-offs, expected evidence, result form, or cost and risk are not explicit.
4. Use E.23 only for an exact changed narrative rendering version or declared changed slice with NSTD.6 re-evaluation planned.
5. Use G.11 refresh when FPF Core edition, generated-narrative practice, reader telemetry, teaching-test evidence, source pack, or the NSTD.6 evaluation characteristic space changes.
6. Distinguish the teaching or narrative product from observations about its use. Reuse an observation only for the claim and conditions it actually supports; a worked example may remain in the pattern that explains the method.