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Sequence 295 — Break-the-model incident
Context: Cross-Chapter Integration & Capstones | Capstone / Integration
Source: CDMP Master Execution Manual
When / purpose
Use a controlled integrity failure to reactivate modeling, operations and quality reasoning.
What you should learn
- Constraint absence can create invalid state.
- Detection, repair and prevention are separate.
What to read / study
| Priority | Resource | Use now | Stop point |
|---|---|---|---|
| MUST | Cross-Chapter Capstone & Incident Roadmap | Use only the capstone/checkpoint named by this card. | Do not pull future chapter controls into earlier checkpoints. |
| REFERENCE | Meridian Casebook | Use canonical systems/roles/incidents. | No new company facts without documenting them. |
Do this in order
- Use a working copy.
- Create or use an orphan/invalid relationship.
- Detect it.
- Explain what Chapter 5, 6 and later Chapter 13 would each contribute.
- Repair at the current allowed scope.
Meridian application
Reuse the actual Meridian artifacts created in prior chapters; the capstone should integrate, not restart.
Create / save
Integrity incident evidence.
Stop / boundary
Use only chapters already completed at this point. Do not solve the incident with knowledge from future chapters.
Completion gate
You can distinguish structural prevention from operational recovery and later quality management.
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Operationalized from the verified canonical 00C Master Execution Manual; not a verbatim transcription. Separate chapter mastery packages and applied labs are not created by this migration.