Which Coherence Diagnostic Applies? A Public-Evidence Entry Point

START HERE Identify the question you are asking. Select the diagnostic that matches the question and the publicly observable evidence you already have. Apply one diagnostic, obtain a classification, and exit. If the system appears to be failing despite good intentions, competence, or effort → Public-Evidence Diagnostic for Coherence Failure (Stated commitments, observed actions, and outcomes are no longer mutually consistent under load.) If stability is degrading despite communication, negotiation, or corrective attempts → Public-Evidence Diagnostic for Constraint Violation (The weakest coherence constraint is failing under applied load.) If stability must be evaluated under sustained load → The Governing Rule of Relational Stability Under Load (Determines whether stability is possible at the current load and resolution.) If a confirmed rule or axiom must be translated into reproducible diagnostics across domains → The Bridge: Diagnostic Instruments for Constraint Violation Apply one diagnostic. Obtain a classification. Exit. This entry point introduces no theory, performs no analysis, and produces no results. Its sole function is correct diagnostic selection based on the question being asked and the publicly observable evidence available. “This classification establishes system state at the evaluated load and resolution. It does not imply next steps, solutions, or outcomes.” And only once, on the Entry Point page, add: “After classification, responsibility for interpretation and response lies outside the diagnostic system.”