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SIE.1:5 - Archetypal Grounding - AP242/QIF Configuration Query

A quality engineer asks which QIF inspection plan and result concern feature F in released AP242 product-definition revision/configuration R at effectivity E. The initial request is “connect PLM and quality data in a knowledge graph.” SIE.1 replaces the carrier proposal with this contract:

PositionConstructed value
receiver/usequality engineer preparing an evidence return for one configuration-bound review; query by revision/configuration, feature, and effectivity
answer claimsAP242 feature identifier and configuration/effectivity claim; QIF plan, characteristic, and result identifiers; relation disposition; source edition; timestamp; provenance; unmatched/incompatible status
preserved distinctionsproduct feature versus inspection characteristic; definition versus performed result; revision versus configuration; applicability/effectivity; source identifier and issuer; plan versus result
tolerated lossdisplay may coarsen source-local labels after exact identifiers and relations remain available; no unmatched feature or incompatible characteristic may become a positive relation. For this constructed evidence-return review, the receiver permits the qualified row set with unresolved local-extension and unknown-unit branches shown separately; the partial answer supplies available qualified evidence while leaving those branches unresolved
currentness and latencyfor this constructed review at time T, the receiver requires the released AP242 configuration applicable to the review, QIF observations from T minus 24 hours through T, and a query response within two seconds. These are stipulated receiving-contract criteria for this demonstration
authoritySystems Engineering owns release, configuration, and effectivity; the quality authority owns acceptance; source owners define their models; SIE may qualify mappings but authorizes neither decision
testsknown match; unmatched feature; changed revision; incompatible characteristic; stale QIF result; missing provenance; source timeout
stop/reopenstop on unresolved configuration/effectivity, source edition, feature identity, permission, or acceptance rule; reopen when a relied-on AP242/QIF edition, review use, or protected condition changes

This result does not claim that the two source models correspond or that an interface works. It makes those later claims testable. AP242 edition 4 is recorded by SIE.2 with its current source status; SIE.1 only requires the edition and reopen rule to be explicit.