stage-05-seven-question-scaffolding

A 7-question scaffolding framework classifies mechanism steps into WALL, DOOR, and ROOM categories to enforce bounded AI behavior by generating deterministic blueprints with clear phase boundaries and entry/exit conditions.

Generating phase-based blueprints with defined entry and exit conditions requires applying a 7-question classification framework to mechanism steps, enforcing Martin's checklist rules to ensure deterministic and verifiable scaffolding outputs.

Yes, producing parallel blueprints for primary and alternate designs requires existing Stage 4 mechanisms and defined cross-mechanism dependencies to properly apply the 7-question scaffolding framework and generate verifiable outputs.

Deterministic and verifiable scaffolding across mechanism phases is enforced by classifying steps into WALL, DOOR, and ROOM boundaries while applying Martin's checklist rules to validate entry and exit conditions for each phase.

A 7-question scaffolding framework for mechanism blueprint generation should be used when Stage 4 mechanism outputs exist and require deterministic classification into bounded phases with strict entry, exit, and verification conditions.

Yes, parallel blueprints for dual-design scenarios are produced by applying the 7-question classification framework to mechanism steps, generating separate verifiable phase boundaries for both primary and alternate design approaches simultaneously.