How much room does the installation have before it goes wrong, and when something does go wrong, can it be put right without destroying its neighbours?

3rules · 2 gaps

08COVERED

Pricing Intelligence & Margin Protection

What may be said about price on each surface, and what must never leave the building?

4rules · 1 gap

The open call · axis 05 · GAP

The whole axis is unrepresented in this repo

Lead time, order-by back-scheduling, site-readiness gates, delivery damage and packaging all live in OS1 and Book 10. Nothing here cites them, so a rule can be written that ignores a 40-day lead time.

Fix — This is the largest structural gap. It does not need many rules — it needs a citation path to Book 10 and OS1's order schedule so that lead time is visible when a rule is drafted.

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Coverage

COVERED = a rule or taxonomy in this repo answers the axis today.

Axis	Answers	Rules	Gaps	Status
01 · Materials	For any surface or element — indoor, outdoor, floor, wall, ceiling, built-in, custom-made or modular — which material is correct, and why?	5	7	PARTIAL
02 · Design	What does good look like here, who decides it, and which rule governs the call?	5	1	COVERED
03 · Sourcing	Where does this come from, what does the distance cost in time, and what happens when it has to be replaced?	0	2	PARTIAL
04 · Procure & Supply	What may be committed to a supplier, at what point in the rule lifecycle, and on whose authority?	2	1	COVERED
05 · Delivery	When does it land on site, in what condition, and what does the sequence require of everything around it?	0	3	GAP
06 · Usage & Maintainability	How does it behave once people live with it — cleaning, wear, humidity, and what the owner must actually do?	2	2	PARTIAL
07 · Margin of Safe Installation & Safe Recovery	How much room does the installation have before it goes wrong, and when something does go wrong, can it be put right without destroying its neighbours?	3	2	PARTIAL
08 · Pricing Intelligence & Margin Protection	What may be said about price on each surface, and what must never leave the building?	4	1	COVERED

Findings

All 14

OS1 implements a THIRD colour-temperature standard, matching neither the canon nor the stated install practice

Three standards are live at once: canon says per-room-per-layer, practice says 3500 K everywhere, and the tool says 3500/4000 by room.

OS1 implements the BOOK downlight wall offset, which makes the customer-facing SKU copy the outlier

Two of the three surfaces agree with each other and with the Book; the published one does not.

A rule proposed as NEW is already in production

The rule is not new.

Driver serviceability is already an ELS spec principle — for cabinets only

The principle that a driver must be reachable and replaceable is already canon for in-cabinet LED.

Observation is not a rule. Every figure here is read from a file in the repo — nothing is estimated, projected or illustrated. Where the repo has no answer, the view says so.