This page is a memory and recovery aid, not the site hub. BEST and CARE help teams retell DHF business concerns, controls, value, and evolution. RECOVER unfolds only after an external write or structural failure. Value claims and evidence levels belong to the Evidence page.
CAP → BRIDGE × SAFE → TRUSTCARECAP → SAFE → TRUST → BRIDGEBEST explains the system to decision makers. CARE helps practitioners remember what to protect during daily work.
BEST and CARE say how to remember. CAP, BRIDGE, SAFE, and TRUST say what the system protects and why.
Continuity, Accuracy, and Permission define the business concerns.
Baseline, Receipts, Inspection, Decoupling, Grading, and Enforcement describe evolution.
Specification, Authorization, Facts, and Error-recovery govern transitions.
Quality, risk control, speed, continuity, and traceability express value.
Recovery preserves the failed receipt, restores known state, reads back independently, and refuses to treat recovered context as renewed permission.
These terms have distinct jobs. They are not competing workflows.
SAFE → TRUST explains how work advances safely and which value the controls create.
PROTECT applies control through seven protected runtime components.
CAP / BRIDGE names the concerns and the path from Baseline to Enforcement.
BEST / CARE retells the system for decision makers and practitioners.
RECOVER contains a failed or uncertain external effect without restoring permission.
Casebook / SAFE map tests the concepts against real delivery evidence without creating another workflow.
Start with evolution and value, then inspect cases and recovery evidence.