09A_Concept_Model_Review_Prompt.md
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# Round A Prompt — Concept Model and Canonical Knowledge Resolution Review ## Assignment Review the DAMS V5 / Memory Control Plane concept model. Do **not** review the flattening plan except where a concept-model problem would make later flattening impossible. ## Required attachments - `00_README_DAMS_V5_PreSpec_Review_Pack.md` - `01_Adjudication_Delta.md` - `02_Concept_Model_and_Canonical_Knowledge_Resolution.md` - `05_Worked_Examples_and_Fixtures.md` - `06_Research_to_Requirements_Matrix.md` ## Core question Is the proposed concept model clear, domain-agnostic, and strong enough to serve as the basis for DAMS V5 / the flattened memory architecture? ## Issues to attack 1. Does the Source / Extraction Route / Canonical Object / Organization / Delivery distinction work? 2. Does the nine-plane architecture clarify the system, or create abstraction bloat? 3. Does `Assertion` work as the canonical truth-apt knowledge object? 4. Should `PremiseFamily`, `Claim`, or `Understanding` remain canonical terms instead? 5. Does the model clearly distinguish: - Assertion; - AssertionCandidate; - ConsolidatedUnderstanding; - Topic; - Library/corpus; - EvidenceRecord; - IssueFrame; - Episode? 6. Does Topic-driven extraction feed the same canonical pipeline as Library/corpus extraction? 7. Does the model prevent parallel truth stores? 8. Are `IssueFrame` and `WorkingStateEvent` necessary, or are they phantom/duplicative? 9. Are non-legal examples handled as cleanly as legal examples? 10. Which terms should be renamed before spec drafting? ## Required output Use this structure: ```text 1. Bottom-line disposition 2. Accepted concepts 3. Concepts to modify 4. Concepts to reject 5. Naming fixes 6. Missing concepts 7. Fixture stress-test results 8. Highest-risk ambiguity 9. Specific spec changes recommended ``` Every bug must include a fix.