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GEMARA is a 7-layer GRC meta-model (OpenSSF/LF, CUE + Go/Python SDK), not an L2 rules-logic format; scoring it against K1-K12 would mislead (Goodhart), so it is assessed qualitatively. Split candidate section into 'scored' vs 'assessed but not scored'. Verdict: reference-only as a format; interop gain at the audit/evaluation boundary (feeds #26), explicit non-goal that O4R does not take audit/enforcement into scope. Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

The audit/evaluation coupling holds only if GEMARA can read OSCAL (consume O4R catalogs downstream). gemara2oscal is archived and one-directional (GEMARA->OSCAL); OSCAL->GEMARA readability is unverified (open point for #26). Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

ComplyTime/complyctl is an OSCAL-native assessment-execution runtime (pulls Gemara policies from OCI, scans via OpenSCAP/OPA/AMPEL, emits OSCAL assessment-results), not an L2 rules format. Belongs to the tooling landscape (ADR-015), same class as NIST-OSCAL-native tools; recorded here only for traceability. Role: the tool a GovernanceAgent (Project 3) invokes; needs O4R L2 (#8) for which-policy and P3/ops for result processing. Full tool entry belongs in ADR-015 (PR #47). Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

…itioning) OECD Law-as-Code is an international reference/positioning frame, not a format or tool. O4R fits inside it as a sectoral (railway) instantiation; it is the 'why we build O4R', not the how. Feeds motivation.md and ADR-005; follow-up to reflect the OECD reference in motivation.md. Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

…ed (EU peer) EuroSCAL (MEDINA->EMERALD) is an EU-funded L4 continuous-certification peer (cloud/EUCS), a Friend of OSCAL; not an L2 rules format. Value: ally/reference at the EU cascade level (ENISA/EUCS). Feeds ADR-005 addendum. Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

…tor (#19) Change scoring from a raw weighted sum to a weighted grade average (school report, main subjects weigh more): avg = sum(weight*grade)/sum(weight) on the 1.0-6.0 scale, lower is better. The raw sum was misleading (a medium criterion at 6 outweighed a high criterion at 1). No knock-outs for now (a single 6 does not auto-fail). Recompute Catala -> 3.22. Re-classify EuroSCAL/Clouditor from not-scored to scored (-> 3.07): Clouditor follows the OSCAL catalog/control model with a declarative metric format, enough substance to score; mirror image of Catala (strong OSCAL integration, weak cascade + foreign Rego logic). High value as an L4 assessment reference (#26/#27). Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

…4.78) Re-evaluate Rulemapping against the K-grid on equal footing (ADR-006 no longer untouchable per ADR-014). New owner-provided facts (ToU v11/2025 §6; Product Update 2026-10-23) show a proprietary, commercialised single-vendor SaaS: no OSI license, RUML spec unpublished, reverse-engineering and competing-product promotion prohibited, provider usage rights over user content. Scores K2/K5/K6/K10 = 6; avg 4.78 (weakest scored candidate). Not adopted as L2 format; process-level handover (ADR-006) stays valid; K6 reevaluation trigger noted. Scoreboard sorted by avg, n/a last. Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

…rk (3.78) Blawx (Lexpedite, s(CASP) + Blockly) scores like Catala on logic substance (K1=1), explainability (K12=2), conflict handling (K11=2), open MIT license (K6=1), but is engine-bound (K7=6), no cascade (K10=6), handover-only (K3=5). Decisive differentiator vs. Catala: stewardship (K9=6) — single-person fork, last push 2024-11, blawx_mcp archived (ADR-015 lesson). avg 3.78. Not adopted; value retained as owner-friendly authoring + explainability reference (feeds #8). K8 kept dropped (comparability). Scoreboard row placed by avg; detail blocks stay in analysis order. Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

…3.44) OpenFisca (digital common, FR-gov origin; AGPL-3.0): declarative date-versioned parameter YAML + Python decision logic. Strong on logic (K1=1), stewardship (K9=1, org-backed/active since 2011/multi-jurisdiction), and native date-versioned parameters (K5=3, above Catala/Blawx). Engine-bound logic (K7=5), no cascade (K10=6), handover-only (K3=5), no conflict-as-data (K11=5). AGPL copyleft caveat vs. Apache-2.0 (K6=2). avg 3.44. Not adopted; value retained as parameter/temporal-value reference for L2 (feeds #8). Scoreboard row placed by avg; detail blocks stay in analysis order. Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

…construct) EASA AMC/AltMoC is a regulatory means-of-compliance construct, not an L2 format (same class as OECD/GEMARA) -> assessed, not scored. Adopt the *semantics*: binding/non-binding obligation (L2), presumption-of-compliance + AltMoC demonstration/prior-approval as an MHC decision point (L4), soft-law-below-binding (cascade). Feeds #10, #8, #26. Completes the #13 related-technologies review (9/9). Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>

Complete the #13 related-technologies review in ADR-016: - Status Proposed -> Accepted (grid + 9/9 analyses complete). - Add 'Review outcome' synthesis: build the L2 format (not adopt) — all scored candidates fail K10 cascade + OSCAL-verbatim; reuse named parts per layer (explicit adopt/reuse-partial/reference-only/reject verdict table + consequences fed to #8/#26/ADR-005/ADR-006). - EASA AMC/AltMoC emphasised as the core L4 compliance model (taking the AMC solution = compliant by default / presumption of compliance; AltMoC = demonstrate + prior approval, MHC decision point). - K4 un-parked (does not change ranking); no retroactive knock-outs. - Format selection + own-format spec remain a separate later ADR (#8). Signed-off-by: Jens Grote <[email protected]>