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SYSE.23:7 - Conformance Checklist

All ten conditions below are required for a conforming use of this pattern.

IDA conforming use…
CC-SYSE23-1names one expected change family, project system-of-interest when it already exists or intended-system claim when it does not, configurations, use, environment, affected Systems, horizon, scale, protected characteristics, resources, DecisionSubject, chooser granularity, and receiving decision.
CC-SYSE23-2classifies each relied-on claim as an architecture characteristic, holder capability, change-Work result/resource, joint-arrangement claim, or causal/contribution claim before naming its subject.
CC-SYSE23-3gives each claim its required subject, scale, window, constraints, evidence, uncertainty, and unsupported stronger claim; one description or common word does not merge them.
CC-SYSE23-4distinguishes current obtaining architecture relations and selected structures from possible-future architecture specifications.
CC-SYSE23-5recovers part–whole or membership levels and simultaneous cross-level conflicts when they matter; keeps them distinct from dependencies between the project system-of-interest and builder arrangement and from Work order or overlap.
CC-SYSE23-6states a supported dependency, correspondence, provider, service, interface, or enabling relation between the project system-of-interest and builder arrangement that changes option reachability, cost, assurance, rollback, or another decision coordinate; causal contribution has separate support.
CC-SYSE23-7compares the incumbent and materially different changes to the project system-of-interest, builder arrangement, or both relative to one current arrangement, preserving result and resource vectors and guardrails.
CC-SYSE23-8gives AI, robot, person, team, supplier, or organization Agents only the Work and authority supported for the named scope and window.
CC-SYSE23-9carries the stable OptionSet, shared comparison basis, ChoiceRule, probe cost and value when relevant, a ChoiceResult permitted by the ChoiceRule, and overturn conditions; implementation and observation remain separate.
CC-SYSE23-10states the transfer limit of product–production coevolution evidence and sends human capability and cultural-continuation results to HCD and SYSE.21.