| Systems | 6 | Bounded contexts, services, subsystems, or product surfaces. | Use this to see whether the report maps the main operating areas. |
| Artifacts | 6 | Inspectable files, APIs, tables, dashboards, reports, or outputs. | Use this to trace where system claims can be inspected. |
| Schemas/contracts | 5 | Public or sanitized contracts for artifacts and handoffs. | Use this to rebuild examples without touching private data. |
| Decision gates | 5 | Rules that advance, wait, block, or require human review. | Use this to find where the system controls action. |
| Workflows | 6 | Lifecycle steps from input to output. | Use this to follow what happens end to end. |
| Graph edges | 45 | Explicit and derived relationships between manifest nodes. | Use this to audit connectivity and missing relationships. |
| Child maps | 0 | Linked subsystem maps for large repositories. | Use this to drill into a map-of-maps instead of one flat report. |
| Blueprint sections | 0 | Source-evidence-backed operating flows. | Use this to review deep behavior claims with proof anchors. |
| Blueprint evidence rows | 0 | Source paths, symbols, roles, and proof levels. | Use this to verify whether blueprint claims are source-backed. |
| Source links | 3 | External or public references used by the report. | Use this to confirm the report's public evidence base. |
| Known boundaries | 4 | Open limits, unproven claims, redactions, or scope exclusions. | Use this to avoid treating the report as stronger than it is. |
| Review questions | 5 | Questions a maintainer, auditor, or agent should answer next. | Use this as the human follow-up queue. |
| Rebuild phases | 2 | Documented commands or phases for reproducing the report. | Use this to regenerate or verify the report locally. |