Authoring discipline for new AZIMUTH reference files and templates. Use when adding a new domain reference file, extending an existing one, or creating a new template. Covers: (1) EXTEND vs. CREATE decision heuristic, (2) the Module 7 vocabulary header pattern that prevents domain-gap recurrence, (3) the sourcing caveat pattern for narrow-evidence-base files, (4) pre-verdict gate structure for tem
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Reference File Authoring Discipline
Problem
Each new domain addition to AZIMUTH risks leaving Module 7 without vocabulary for the new domain — or creating redundant files when extension was the right operation. The symptoms: Module 7 produces generic output for a domain, or the analyst must load two files to complete one domain analysis.
EXTEND vs. CREATE Decision
EXTEND an existing file when:
Adding ≤ 3 new patterns (≤ 30% increase on a 10-pattern file)
The majority of exist
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