FPF dependency and compatibility

FPF sources. This framework uses the First Principles Framework (FPF) — Core Conceptual Specification and the patterns named in the OCE bodies. The ordinary links lead to evolving public text; a link alone does not identify the edition underlying a particular claim.

Recovering a comparison baseline. To assess a later FPF change, obtain from the OCE author or source holder the previously used FPF passage and any additional host text for the consuming OCE claim, identified by PatternID and text edition. Compare those texts with the proposed changed source. Until the earlier text is recovered, the before/after compatibility conclusion for that dependency remains unresolved. Other OCE uses can continue when their needed premises and results can be established independently.

Direct uses. FPF supplies concepts and rules for System recognition, affected-System discovery, direct relations and selected structures, Work and WorkPlans, assignments and performers, capability, evidence, comparison, choice, Method identity and description, several-structure reconciliation, currentness, and culture mechanics. OCE applies these to organization-change situations, domain relations and Methods, participants, authority, consequences, and receiving results.

Conditions of outside results. C.32.MWA, A.15.8 and A.15.9 answer different architecture, work-performance and outside-result questions. Use the relevant source’s stated applicability, status and claim limits. OCE.16 can expose a need for their contributions; use a supplied result only within the conditions it establishes. A route to a Method does not provide that result.

Compatibility. A compatible FPF change leaves unaffected OCE results reusable. A changed relied-on kind, relation, Solution, or result form reopens only the consuming pattern and dependency claim.

Dependency and contribution direction. This release uses FPF’s transdisciplinary concepts and rules. Return a transdisciplinary discovery to FPF and an organization-change-specific move to OCE. Propose a change of placement through the owning framework’s decision; keep one authoritative definition of the moved content.