| name | h-frame |
| description | Shape an under-articulated engineering problem without assuming a solution or forcing a project phase. Default to a conversational frame; create a ProblemCard only on explicit save intent or when current Work supplies a concrete operator-named or agent-inferred receiving use that needs a durable accepted problem statement. |
h-frame — Shape the current problem
Retrieve current FPF source first. Use
haft_query(action="fpf", mode="inspect", identifier="...") for a known
SourceID or UnitID; otherwise use mode="concern" with the operator's query,
then inspect the direct pattern body. Query retrieves candidates only; it does
not choose the governing pattern or justify persistence.
Treat a concern result's candidate_set as incomplete navigation. Before
relying on one candidate, inspect its exact identifier and direct pattern
body. Keep several candidates live or abstain when the basis is insufficient.
Never query after framing merely to manufacture support for a frame already
chosen.
Separate the object from its description and carrier. State the observed
signal, unresolved relation, scope, constraints, acceptance basis, uncertainty,
blast radius, and reversibility. Unpack umbrella words and remove preferred
solutions from the frame.
Call haft_problem(action="frame") only for explicit persistence or a named
receiving use. An inline ProblemCard@Context-shaped result is not a persisted
artifact. When exact current identity is known, include
entity_ref={ref_kind_id:"U.EntityRef",reference_id:"..."} and
bounded_context_ref; never invent them from prose. A committed typed
projection returns an exact record_reference. Without that basis, preserve
the card and report its projection as underdetermined. spec_fit_probe is
advisory and only relevant when a named spec relation is current. Stop with the
frame; do not prescribe exploration next.
