Framework visuals

The five canonical visuals from the framework, in one place. Each is embedded as an inline SVG (scalable, accessible) and available for download as SVG (vector, with embedded brand fonts), PNG (3840 px wide), or PDF (vector-perfect for slides and print). All are governed by CC-BY 4.0; please credit Brandon S. Goe / Command Analysis Group.

The NONCOLLAPSE map

How the three companion specifications — SCT, SCL, ECC — stay categorically distinct. Each occupies its own domain (structure, conduct, visibility); NONCOLLAPSE is the constraint that prevents any one from being collapsed into another.

Framework page, opening section. Goe 2026a §3 for the formal specification.

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The eleven SCT axioms

Axioms 0 through 10, grouped by the role each plays in the architecture. Structure (Ax 0–6) establishes the foundation. Conduct (Ax 7) bridges to SCL. Visibility (Ax 8–10) governs monitoring and the diagnostic sequence.

Framework page, axioms section. Goe 2026a §2 for the formal specification.

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The eleven failure modes

FM-1 through FM-11. The structural failure-mode catalog. Each FM is named, defined, distinguished from adjacent FMs, and anchored to the axiom or constraint it violates.

Framework page, failure-mode catalog. Goe 2026a §7 for the full taxonomy.

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Integrity conditions

The conditions a framework artifact must satisfy to remain integrity-clean — categorical distinctness across domains, traceability from claim to axiom, and the absence of collapsed-category reasoning.

Framework page, integrity discussion. The condition set is referenced across the papers.

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Directional dependency

The ordering rule across the three specifications: SCL diagnosis is invalid in organizations where SCT-confirmed command has not first been verified, and ECC instrumentation operates strictly downstream of confirmed command. The arrows show what depends on what.

Framework page, directional-dependency section. Referenced in all three working papers.

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Citation

Goe, B. S. (2026). Framework visuals. Command Analysis Group. https://commandanalysisgroup.com/visuals. CC-BY 4.0.