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Detailed Architecture Coverage Matrix
Give every material factory responsibility one canonical name, owner, chapter, control boundary, and validation path.
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Claim boundaryThis is curriculum guidance. It does not by itself prove a production implementation.
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- Purpose: Give every material factory responsibility one canonical name, owner, chapter, control boundary, and validation path.
- Use it when: Reviewing scope, assigning an architecture question, or checking whether a diagram creates a competing taxonomy.
- Core rule: One responsibility may have many implementations, but it has one accountable curriculum location.
- Evidence boundary: Coverage records documentation ownership. It does not prove that an implementation operates as described.
6. Review exercise
Choose one production change and one failure. Trace both across the matrix. For each transition name the actor, identity, authoritative record, policy, evidence, stop condition, recovery action, and human decision. Record any responsibility with two owners or no owner as a taxonomy defect.
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Challenge a claim, boundary, missing failure mode, unclear term, or unsupported evidence statement.
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- Failure
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