Business Frameworks

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/buyers@1.2 — sort a node's buyers into four tiers by credit standing and funding structure, from cash-funded investment grade to merchant and speculative, and record the tier mix of marginal demand: who pays decides how demand behaves under stress. Call before scoring pricing power or transferring a credit shock; returns 320 tokens of original synth

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/shocks@1.2 — test a node against four kinds of shock — demand collapse, supplier overbuild, credit to the leveraged tiers, policy — each a market-level event with a stated magnitude and a dispersion flag. Call when a forecast's bad case has to carry a named shock rather than a haircut; returns 333 tokens of original synthesis (terse variant 124) wit

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/band/sub-1m@1.2 — how the market branch applies below about $1M of revenue: a buyer at the end of someone else's chain, whose one question is which node binds the chain it buys from and by what lag that tightness arrives — the warning time. Call when an agent needs the market read for a business of this size; returns 303 tokens of original synthesis

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/band/1-5m@1.2 — how the market branch applies between about $1M and $5M: the customer node's verdict is the ceiling on price — terms against a pass-through node, an indexed price held for the durability years against a binding one. Call when an agent needs the market read for a business of this size; returns 298 tokens of original synthesis (terse v

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/band/5-25m@1.2 — how the market branch applies between about $5M and $25M: one of the sellers in a node, whose four quantities set the margin to plan on; score the node, not the company. Call when an agent needs the market read for a business of this size; returns 310 tokens of original synthesis (terse variant 133) with related handles; free layer

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/band/25-50m@1.2 — how the market branch applies between about $25M and $50M: possibly the binding node of a regional chain, where the question is for how long — rent as pricing power held for the durability years. Call when an agent needs the market read for a business of this size; returns 310 tokens of original synthesis (terse variant 104) with r

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/pattern/layered-input@1.2 — the chain pattern for an input many stages consume: not a branch; each use clears in its own market, so one class can hold a glutted grade and the tightest node at once. Call when a material, component class or form of energy appears at several layers of a map; returns 272 tokens of original synthesis (terse variant 115)

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/pattern/shared-name@1.2 — the chain pattern for two manufacturing bases under one name: different equipment, plants and buyers make two disjoint chains, and the test is the equipment set and the buyer set, never the vocabulary. Call when one word covers goods that do not clear in one market; returns 239 tokens of original synthesis (terse variant 84

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/pattern/relieved-capacity@1.2 — the chain pattern for capacity built for one end market and relieved by another: the small firm's window, where a node clears below its tightness — its timing set by the two drivers, not by the node. Call when a buyer who could not get allocation finds a node that clears; returns 273 tokens of original synthesis (ters

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/pattern/shared-upstream@1.2 — the chain pattern for a node several branches consume: it enters the map once, with an edge into each branch, so its tightness reaches all of them and a shock to it crosses branches. Call when mapping a branch that shares an upstream node with others; returns 253 tokens of original synthesis (terse variant 104) with rel

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/pattern/split-test@1.2 — the chain pattern for deciding a split: two nodes only when the pieces sell into different markets to different buyers; one node when the same buyer takes both under the same constraint — the buyer decides, the engineer does not. Call when a candidate node could be one thing or two; returns 279 tokens of original synthesis (

Business Frameworks · business-frameworks/market/pattern/binding-shift@1.2 — the chain pattern for a change of technology or architecture: it moves the binding node rather than removing it, so the binding-node read is re-run with the new edges after every such change. Call when a design change deletes a stage or swaps an input; returns 303 tokens of original synthesis, citing one published work (t