Status: OUT
Domain constraints from the problem space are sufficient to produce algorithmic convergence — including the closed three-strategy partition of the solution space — without coordination. The pipeline decomposition that emerges from these constraints additionally serves a dual role as both classification criterion and optimization mechanism. However, while the taxonomic structure and its dual classification-optimization character arise naturally from problem structure, engineering-level consistency (naming, testing, code structure) requires active process enforcement beyond what domain constraints alone provide.
domain sufficiency at depth-6 extends beyond convergence to the full taxonomic architecture including the pipeline's dual role
Depends on (SL): pipeline-decomposition-unifies-classification-and-optimization, domain-constraints-sufficient-for-algorithmic-not-engineering-convergence