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scope-domain

Define ontology/model scope, inclusion boundaries, granularity, and intended use before structural extraction.

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# scope-domain
## Purpose
Define ontology or model scope, inclusion boundaries, granularity, and intended use before structural extraction.
## Input contract
```yaml
required: [domain_question, seed_concepts, intended_use]
optional: [source_corpus, granularity_target, exclusion_rules, resource_budget]
constraints: [scope boundaries, inclusion criteria, granularity, and intended use are explicit]
```
## Procedure
1. State the domain question, seed concepts, intended users, and decisions the model must support.
2. Set inclusion/exclusion boundaries and the target granularity for entities and relations.
3. Test boundary examples, record out-of-scope items, and freeze the initial scope ledger.
4. Emit the scoped domain specification and a trigger for reopening it.
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