The framework demonstrates exception handling and boundary conditions in urban governance, suggesting improved cross-domain applications.
ASTO is the application bridge layer of Difference Monism (DM). It compresses DM ontological grammar into a unified structural precoding language — five state types, six temporal stages, seven action sequences, boundary conditions, and exception handling — inherited by all downstream layers (ECET/TAT/ODD/COP/LMM). Includes two bridge walkthrough examples (urban governance, AI system diagnosis). Unified English edition. Replaces earlier fragmented ASTO English manifestos.
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