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Case brief template

Domain

<domain_name>

Raw user question

<raw_question>

Expected business meaning

...

Expected direct answer

first line should say:
minimum acceptable business answer:

Expected capability

...

Expected result mode

confirmed_balance / confirmed_tax_liability / partial / technical_insufficiency / other

Primary user path

root:
critical child:
selected-object follow-up:

Required paraphrase families

canonical
colloquial
ui_selected_object
pronoun_followup when the active item can be referenced indirectly

Required carryover invariants

selected object / item
focus object / active business object
date or period
warehouse if relevant
organization if relevant
expected answer shape
direct-answer-first when the user asked a direct lookup question
reusable resolved-object continuity when the user asks a follow-up about the same selected object
bundle reuse when the previous turn already resolved supplier/date/document details
follow-up action resolution on the same selected object

Field truth constraints

do not confuse supplier with organization
do not confuse buyer with organization
do not surface technical document-side fields as business truth without proof

Recommended state objects

focus_object
provenance_bundle when the scenario contains item purchase trace
sale_trace_bundle when the scenario contains buyer / sale follow-ups

Contour status

in_contour / outside_current_contour / unknown

Enablement hypothesis

missing_route / missing_intent / missing_capability / missing_data_access / unknown

Constraints

no architecture changes
1C/MCP first
no fabricated values
heuristic is not product success
accepted requires analyst quality score >= 80 and zero unresolved P0

Known current behavior

...

Draft acceptance criteria

...
root node works
critical edges on the primary user path work
colloquial and UI-generated follow-up variants work
pronoun-only follow-up variants work when the UX already established a selected object
direct answer is placed first where expected
output is business-useful, not only technically grounded