Give each cue a trigger and an execution record
Synthetic stage plan lists cue Q2 at 15:00, but its operational trigger requires Q1 executed and the stage manager’s ready mark. At 15:00 Q1 has executed, while ready is absent. Q2 stays standby. A clock reaching the planned time does not execute a manual cue. This fixture concerns administrative cue tracking, not equipment control.
| Constraint | Required record | Example decision rule |
|---|---|---|
| Plan versus trigger | Planned time plus prerequisite states | 15:00 alone does not satisfy Q2 |
| Ready mark | Named manager event | Required in addition to Q1 executed |
| Execution evidence | Actual cue action and time | Ready is not executed |
Test planned time against actual cue state
| Case | Input | Expected decision |
|---|---|---|
| 15:00 | Q1 done; no ready mark | Q2 standby |
| 15:03 | Q1 done; ready recorded | Q2 ready, not executed yet |
- Read cue prerequisites
- Read actual Q1 and ready records
- Permit manual cue action
- Record actual execution afterward
A cancelled prerequisite needs a specific revised cue decision; it cannot be relabelled executed.
Both trigger conditions are present but no Q2 action is recorded. Is Q2 executed?
Show the worked answer
No. Q2 is ready only. Its manual execution still needs an actual action record.
Ask the demo to show a ready-but-unexecuted cue, preventing a planned timestamp from becoming a fabricated action.