# Manuscript integration checklist

- The theorem statement matches the durable result word for word in scope.
- Every hypothesis used in the proof appears in the statement or standing
  assumptions.
- Coefficients, characteristic, dimensions, connectedness, finiteness,
  completion, orientation/tangential data, and exceptional cases are visible.
- Chain-, homology-, derived-, representation-, and topological levels are not
  conflated.
- External results are cited at the exact point of use with correct notation
  translation.
- Computations state the tested range and do not masquerade as proof.
- Introduction, abstract, examples, comparisons, and outlook are no stronger
  than the theorem.
- Cross-references and theorem numbering resolve after the canonical build.
- The manuscript change does not silently alter a registered convention.
- Human or specialist review status remains explicit.