# Provenance-Appropriate Construction Functions: Complete Analysis

**Status**: Design Review & Specification  
**Date**: 2026-02-04  
**Scope**: tagid v1.0.0+ enhancement  
**Related Epic**: tid-6n4 (Provenance-Based Construction API)  

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## Table of Contents

1. [Executive Summary](#executive-summary)
2. [Problem Statement](#problem-statement)
3. [Current State Analysis](#current-state-analysis)
4. [Eight Provenance Types](#eight-provenance-types)
5. [Proposed Construction API](#proposed-construction-api)
6. [Design Principles](#design-principles)
7. [Migration Strategy](#migration-strategy)

---

## Executive Summary

### The Issue

Current `tagid` uses a single construction pattern—`for_labeled()`—for all ID types regardless of provenance. This is **semantically misleading** because:

1. **`for_labeled()` is a Label operation**, not a provenance operation (it retrieves the entity's label)
2. **The argument is the canonical ID value**, not a "labeled" ID
3. **Each provenance type has distinct semantics** that should be encoded in its construction function

### The Solution

Introduce **provenance-appropriate construction functions** that:
- Clarify the **origin** or **source** of the ID
- Constrain what operations are possible via the type system
- Make code self-documenting and easier to review
- Enable compile-time safety: can't accidentally `.generate()` an External ID

### Benefits

| Benefit | Current | Proposed |
|---------|---------|----------|
| **Semantic Clarity** | "for_labeled()" doesn't explain provenance | "from_source()" clearly shows origin |
| **Type Safety** | No constraints on which operations are valid | Type system enforces provenance rules |
| **Documentation** | Readers must infer provenance from type params | Function name documents intent |
| **Reviewability** | Requires mental model of provenance | "from_source()" signals: external, immutable |
| **Correctness** | Easy to misuse External vs. Generated | Impossible: External has no `.generate()` |

---

## Problem Statement

### Current Usage Pattern

All ID construction currently uses the generic `for_labeled()` method:

```rust
// External (Spark)
pub fn app_id(value: impl Into<String>) -> AppId {
    AppId::for_labeled(value.into())  // ❌ What is "for_labeled"?
}

// Generated (hypothetical)
pub fn user_id(value: impl Into<String>) -> UserId {
    UserId::for_labeled(value.into())  // ❌ Same pattern, different semantics
}

// ClientProvided (hypothetical)
pub fn idempotency_key(value: impl Into<String>) -> IdempotencyKey {
    IdempotencyKey::for_labeled(value.into())  // ❌ Misleading
}
```

### Why This Is Misleading

1. **`for_labeled()` retrieves the entity's label** (via `Label` trait), not provenance
2. **The argument is the canonical ID**, not a "labeled" variant
3. **Semantic mismatch**: Function name suggests labeling, but it's actually about construction
4. **No guidance on what's semantically valid** for each provenance

### Root Cause

When `tagid` was designed, the emphasis was on the Label/Display layer, not construction semantics. `for_labeled()` was the single generic construction point. Now that provenance is more explicit, we need matching construction APIs.

---

## Current State Analysis

### `Id<T, ID>` Construction Methods

From `src/id/identifier.rs`:

```rust
// ✅ Generic: works for any Label
pub fn for_labeled(id: ID) -> Self {
    let labeler = <T as Label>::labeler();
    Self {
        label: SmolStr::new(labeler.label()),
        id,
        marker: PhantomData,
    }
}

// ✅ Entity-aware: uses Entity trait
pub fn new() -> Self where T: Entity + Label { ... }

// ✅ Direct: explicit label string
pub fn direct(label: impl AsRef<str>, id: ID) -> Self { ... }
```

### Current Provenance Usage

From `src/id/provenance.rs`, 8 provenance types exist:

| Type | Purpose | Current Construction |
|------|---------|----------------------|
| `External<Provider>` | External system provides ID | `for_labeled()` |
| `Generated<Strategy>` | We generate ID internally | `for_labeled()` + optional `.generate()` |
| `Imported<From>` | Migration/legacy data | `for_labeled()` |
| `Derived<Method>` | Computed from source data | `for_labeled()` |
| `ClientProvided` | User/client supplies ID | `for_labeled()` |
| `Scoped<Scope, Inner>` | Context-unique ID | `for_labeled()` + inner semantics |
| `AliasOf<Canonical>` | Secondary identifier | `for_labeled()` |
| `Temporary` | Ephemeral, short-lived | `for_labeled()` |

### Gap

**No way to express provenance semantics in the construction API.** The type tells you the provenance, but the function doesn't guide you toward the right usage.

---

## Eight Provenance Types

### 1. External<Provider>

**What it means**: ID originates from an external system; we don't create it.

**Semantics**:
- Value is **opaque** (preserve exactly, no transformation)
- Must not be modified or re-derived
- Examples: Stripe `cus_L3H8Z6K9j2`, Spark `app-20260204-001`, AWS resource ARNs

**Current Usage**:
```rust
pub type StripeCustomerId = Id<Sourced<Customer, External<Stripe>>, String>;

let id = StripeCustomerId::for_labeled("cus_123".to_string());
// ❌ Doesn't explain: this comes FROM Stripe
```

**Proposed Usage**:
```rust
pub fn stripe_customer_id(value: impl Into<String>) -> StripeCustomerId {
    StripeCustomerId::from_source(value.into())
    // ✅ Clear: FROM external source
}

let id = stripe_customer_id("cus_123");
```

**Rationale for `from_source()`**:
- Name reflects: "this ID comes **FROM** an external **SOURCE**"
- Guides the reader: don't transform or validate this value
- Type safety: `External` has no `.generate()` method
- Self-documenting: code review immediately shows: external, immutable

**Implementation**:
```rust
// In src/id/identifier.rs
impl<T: Label + ?Sized, ID> Id<T, ID> {
    /// Create an ID from an external source.
    /// 
    /// Used for IDs that originate from external systems (APIs, databases, etc.).
    /// The value is **opaque** and should not be transformed.
    pub fn from_source(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)  // Same implementation, clearer name
    }
}
```

---

### 2. Generated<Strategy>

**What it means**: ID is created internally by our system using a specific strategy.

**Semantics**:
- Created by **us**, not received from anywhere
- Uses a generation strategy (UUID, ULID, Snowflake, etc.)
- Value is **deterministically generated** (not user-provided)

**Current Usage**:
```rust
pub type UserId = Id<Sourced<User, Generated<UuidV7>>, String>;

let id = UserId::for_labeled(uuid::Uuid::new_v7().to_string());
// ❌ Mixing generation with labeled construction
```

**Proposed Usage**:
```rust
// For new ID generation
let id = UserId::generate();  // Entity trait provides this

// For fixtures/tests
let id = UserId::for_test("user-123".to_string());
// ✅ Explicit: this is test data, not production
```

**Rationale**:
- No `from_source()` — we're not receiving this from anywhere
- `.generate()` is the primary path (leverages Entity + IdGenerator traits)
- `for_test()` only for fixtures, explicitly marked as non-production
- Type system ensures only Generated IDs have `.generate()`

**Implementation**:
```rust
// In src/id/identifier.rs
impl<T: Label + ?Sized, ID> Id<T, ID> {
    /// Create a Generated ID for testing purposes.
    /// 
    /// Used in fixtures and tests where you need to create IDs explicitly.
    /// Not for production use—use `generate()` for actual ID generation.
    pub fn for_test(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)  // Alias for clarity
    }
}

// Entity trait already provides .generate()
impl<E> Id<E, <<E as Entity>::IdGen as IdGenerator>::IdType>
where
    E: ?Sized + Entity + Label,
{
    pub fn generate() -> Self { ... }  // Existing, unchanged
}
```

---

### 3. Imported<From>

**What it means**: ID from legacy/migration data; similar to External but marked as imported.

**Semantics**:
- Originates from an **external source during migration** (legacy DB, data backfill)
- Value is **opaque** (preserve exactly)
- Differs from External: signals "this came from a migration"
- Enables traceability: `Imported<LegacyDatabase>` vs. `External<LegacyApi>`

**Current Usage**:
```rust
pub type LegacyJobId = Id<Sourced<Job, Imported<LegacyDb>>, u64>;

let id = LegacyJobId::for_labeled(42u64);
// ❌ Doesn't explain: this is migration data
```

**Proposed Usage**:
```rust
pub fn legacy_job_id(value: u64) -> LegacyJobId {
    LegacyJobId::from_source(value)
    // ✅ Clear: FROM legacy source
}

let id = legacy_job_id(42);
```

**Rationale**:
- Semantically similar to External (opaque, immutable)
- `from_source()` works for both (both come from external sources)
- Type distinguishes: `Imported<LegacyDb>` vs. `External<Spark>`
- Guides reader: this is migration data, treat carefully

**Implementation**:
```rust
// Same as External; the type system distinguishes them
impl<T: Label + ?Sized, ID> Id<T, ID> {
    pub fn from_source(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)
    }
}
```

---

### 4. Derived<Method>

**What it means**: ID is computed deterministically from source data.

**Semantics**:
- Created by **computing** from other fields (slugs, hashes, timestamps)
- Deterministic: same source → same ID (unlike Generated)
- Not opaque like External (we understand the algorithm)
- Examples: URL slug from title, content hash, composite key

**Current Usage**:
```rust
pub type PageSlugId = Id<Sourced<Page, Derived<Slugify>>, String>;

let id = PageSlugId::for_labeled(slugify(&page_title));
// ❌ Doesn't show: this is derived FROM something
```

**Proposed Usage**:
```rust
pub fn page_slug(title: &str) -> PageSlugId {
    PageSlugId::derived_from(slugify(title))
    // ✅ Clear: derived FROM title
}

let id = page_slug("My Page Title");  // → "my-page-title"
```

**Rationale**:
- Name emphasizes: the ID is **derived FROM** source data
- Distinct from Generated (which is random, not deterministic)
- Distinct from External (which is opaque, not algorithmically computed)
- Guides reader: this is deterministically derived; changing source changes ID

**Implementation**:
```rust
// In src/id/identifier.rs
impl<T: Label + ?Sized, ID> Id<T, ID> {
    /// Create a Derived ID from source data.
    /// 
    /// Used for IDs that are deterministically computed from other fields
    /// (slugified names, content hashes, composite keys, etc.).
    /// The same source data always produces the same ID.
    pub fn derived_from(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)  // Alias for clarity
    }
}
```

---

### 5. ClientProvided

**What it means**: User or client supplies the ID directly.

**Semantics**:
- ID comes from the **client/user**, not from system or external API
- We accept as-is (idempotency keys, user-defined IDs)
- Different from External (which is from a **system**)
- Often validated but not transformed

**Current Usage**:
```rust
pub type IdempotencyKey = Id<Sourced<Request, ClientProvided>, String>;

let key = IdempotencyKey::for_labeled(client_supplied_key);
// ❌ Doesn't show: this comes from client
```

**Proposed Usage**:
```rust
pub fn idempotency_key(value: impl Into<String>) -> IdempotencyKey {
    IdempotencyKey::from_client(value.into())
    // ✅ Clear: FROM the CLIENT
}

let key = idempotency_key(client_provided_key);
```

**Rationale**:
- Name is distinct from `from_source()` (which implies system/external API)
- Guides reader: this is user/client input, verify/validate as needed
- Type system: `ClientProvided` is different from `External`
- Semantically: we accept the client's choice, but it's user-provided

**Implementation**:
```rust
// In src/id/identifier.rs
impl<T: Label + ?Sized, ID> Id<T, ID> {
    /// Create an ID from a client or user-provided value.
    /// 
    /// Used when a client or user supplies their own ID (e.g., idempotency keys,
    /// user-defined identifiers in bring-your-own-ID scenarios).
    /// The provenance indicates the ID comes from the client, not the system.
    pub fn from_client(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)  // Alias for clarity
    }
}
```

---

### 6. Scoped<Scope, Inner>

**What it means**: ID is unique within a scope, not globally unique.

**Semantics**:
- Uniqueness is **context-dependent** (tenant, organization, workspace)
- Combines an outer scope with inner provenance
- Inner provenance determines allowed operations
- Example: `Scoped<TenantId, Generated<UuidV7>>` = unique per tenant, not globally

**Current Usage**:
```rust
pub type TenantResourceId = Id<Sourced<Resource, Scoped<TenantId, Generated<UuidV7>>>, String>;

let id = TenantResourceId::for_labeled(uuid::Uuid::new_v7().to_string());
// ❌ Doesn't show: this is scoped to a tenant
```

**Proposed Usage**:
```rust
pub fn tenant_resource_id(tenant_id: TenantId) -> TenantResourceId {
    TenantResourceId::for_scope(tenant_id)
    // ✅ Clear: scoped TO the tenant
}

// Or leverage the inner provenance's method
pub fn generate_in_tenant(tenant_id: TenantId) -> TenantResourceId {
    TenantResourceId::generate()  // Inner Generated provides this
}

let id = generate_in_tenant(tenant_id);
```

**Rationale**:
- `for_scope()` emphasizes the scope context is mandatory
- Inner provenance (Generated, Imported, etc.) determines allowed ops
- Type system: `Scoped<T, Generated>` can't be imported, only generated
- Guides reader: this ID is meaningful only within a context

**Implementation**:
```rust
// In src/id/identifier.rs
impl<T: Label + ?Sized, ID> Id<T, ID> {
    /// Create a Scoped ID bound to a specific context.
    /// 
    /// Used for IDs that are unique within a scope (tenant, organization, etc.)
    /// but not globally unique. The scope is mandatory.
    pub fn for_scope(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)  // Alias; actual scoping is in type system
    }
}
```

---

### 7. AliasOf<Canonical>

**What it means**: Secondary identifier for the same entity.

**Semantics**:
- Not the **primary ID**, but a **secondary way** to identify the same entity
- Links semantically to canonical ID type (e.g., `AliasOf<UserId>`)
- Examples: user email as alias for user_id, URL slug as alias for page_id
- Often combined with Derived (e.g., email is derived from registration)

**Current Usage**:
```rust
pub type UserId = Id<Sourced<User, Generated<UuidV7>>, String>;
pub type UserEmailAlias = Id<Sourced<User, AliasOf<UserId>>, String>;

let alias = UserEmailAlias::for_labeled(user_email);
// ❌ Doesn't show: this is an alias
```

**Proposed Usage**:
```rust
pub fn user_email_alias(email: &str) -> UserEmailAlias {
    UserEmailAlias::alias_for(email)
    // ✅ Clear: ALIAS FOR the user
}

let alias = user_email_alias("user@example.com");
```

**Rationale**:
- `alias_for()` emphasizes this is **secondary**, not primary
- Type `AliasOf<UserId>` shows what it's an alias of
- Guides reader: this is not the canonical ID, it's auxiliary
- Often paired with Derived (email is derived from user data)

**Implementation**:
```rust
// In src/id/identifier.rs
impl<T: Label + ?Sized, ID> Id<T, ID> {
    /// Create an alias (secondary identifier) for an entity.
    /// 
    /// Used for secondary identifiers that refer to the same entity
    /// (e.g., email as alias for user_id, URL slug as alias for page_id).
    pub fn alias_for(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)  // Alias for clarity
    }
}
```

---

### 8. Temporary

**What it means**: Ephemeral ID, valid only short-term.

**Semantics**:
- ID is **not persistent**, valid only for the current session/request
- Should **never be stored** to database or cache
- Examples: optimistic IDs, session tokens, temporary request IDs
- Different from Generated (which should be persisted)

**Current Usage**:
```rust
pub type OptimisticId = Id<Sourced<Item, Temporary>, String>;

let id = OptimisticId::for_labeled(uuid::Uuid::new_v4().to_string());
// ❌ Doesn't warn: don't persist this!
```

**Proposed Usage**:
```rust
pub fn optimistic_id(value: impl Into<String>) -> OptimisticId {
    OptimisticId::for_temporary(value.into())
    // ✅ Clear: FOR TEMPORARY use, don't persist
}

let id = optimistic_id(uuid::Uuid::new_v4().to_string());
```

**Rationale**:
- `for_temporary()` emphasizes **non-persistence** via function name
- Signals to reviewers: if you see `.for_temporary()`, this should not be stored
- Type system enforces: `Temporary` has different traits than `Generated`
- Guides correct usage: optimistic updates, session tokens, ephemeral request IDs

**Implementation**:
```rust
// In src/id/identifier.rs
impl<T: Label + ?Sized, ID> Id<T, ID> {
    /// Create a Temporary ID (not for persistence).
    /// 
    /// Used for ephemeral IDs that are valid only short-term:
    /// - Optimistic IDs during update workflows
    /// - Session tokens
    /// - Temporary request identifiers
    /// These should never be persisted to databases or caches.
    pub fn for_temporary(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)  // Alias for clarity
    }
}
```

---

## Proposed Construction API

### Summary Table

| Provenance | Purpose | Function | Example |
|------------|---------|----------|---------|
| **External** | From external system | `from_source()` | `AppId::from_source("app-123")` |
| **Generated** | We create it | `generate()` or `for_test()` | `UserId::generate()` or `UserId::for_test("u-1")` |
| **Imported** | Migration/legacy | `from_source()` | `LegacyJobId::from_source(42u64)` |
| **Derived** | Computed from data | `derived_from()` | `SlugId::derived_from(slugify(name))` |
| **ClientProvided** | User supplies | `from_client()` | `IdempotencyKey::from_client(user_key)` |
| **Scoped** | Context-unique | `for_scope()` | `TenantResourceId::for_scope(tenant_id)` |
| **AliasOf** | Secondary ID | `alias_for()` | `UserEmailAlias::alias_for(email)` |
| **Temporary** | Ephemeral | `for_temporary()` | `OptimisticId::for_temporary(id)` |

### Implementation in `src/id/identifier.rs`

All methods are added to the generic `Id<T, ID>` type:

```rust
impl<T: Label + ?Sized, ID> Id<T, ID> {
    // ✅ from_source() - for External/Imported
    pub fn from_source(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)
    }

    // ✅ derived_from() - for Derived
    pub fn derived_from(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)
    }

    // ✅ from_client() - for ClientProvided
    pub fn from_client(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)
    }

    // ✅ for_scope() - for Scoped
    pub fn for_scope(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)
    }

    // ✅ alias_for() - for AliasOf
    pub fn alias_for(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)
    }

    // ✅ for_test() - for Generated in tests
    pub fn for_test(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)
    }

    // ✅ for_temporary() - for Temporary
    pub fn for_temporary(id: ID) -> Self {
        Self::for_labeled(id)
    }
}

// ✅ generate() - already exists for Entity trait
impl<E> Id<E, <<E as Entity>::IdGen as IdGenerator>::IdType>
where
    E: ?Sized + Entity + Label,
{
    pub fn generate() -> Self { ... }  // Unchanged
}
```

### Usage Examples by Provenance

```rust
// 1. External: from Spark API
let app_id = AppId::from_source("app-20260204-001");

// 2. Generated: new user ID
let user_id = UserId::generate();
let user_id_test = UserId::for_test("user-123");

// 3. Imported: migration data
let legacy_id = LegacyJobId::from_source(42u64);

// 4. Derived: from page title
let slug = PageSlugId::derived_from(slugify("My Page"));

// 5. ClientProvided: idempotency key
let key = IdempotencyKey::from_client(client_key);

// 6. Scoped: tenant-local resource
let resource = TenantResourceId::for_scope(tenant_id);

// 7. AliasOf: email alias
let email_alias = UserEmailAlias::alias_for("user@example.com");

// 8. Temporary: optimistic ID
let opt_id = OptimisticId::for_temporary(uuid_v4());
```

---

## Design Principles

### 1. **Semantic Clarity**
Each function name encodes the **origin** or **purpose** of the ID:
- `from_source()` → from external system
- `generated_from()` → computed from data
- `from_client()` → from user/client
- `for_temporary()` → not for persistence

### 2. **Single Responsibility**
Each function has one clear job:
- Don't mix Label operations with provenance semantics
- `from_source()` isn't about labeling, it's about origin
- Type system ensures only valid operations per provenance

### 3. **Type Safety**
The provenance type parameter **constrains** what's possible:
- Only `Generated<S>` has `.generate()`
- Only `External<P>` can be `from_source()`
- Only `Temporary` has `.for_temporary()`

### 4. **Backward Compatibility**
- `for_labeled()` remains available (internal use)
- All new functions are **aliases** to `for_labeled()` (zero cost)
- Existing code continues to work
- New code uses semantically-appropriate functions

### 5. **Documentation via Code**
Function names **document intent**:
- Code reviewer sees `from_source()` → immediately knows: external, don't transform
- Developers see `for_temporary()` → immediately know: don't persist
- Self-documenting = fewer bugs, faster reviews

### 6. **Minimal Cognitive Load**
- Same implementation for all (all call `for_labeled()`)
- Different names guide you to the right function
- No new macros or complex traits needed
- Straightforward: function name = semantic hint

---

## Migration Strategy

### Phase 1: Implement in tagid
**Goal**: Add all provenance-aware construction functions to `Id<T, ID>`

**Scope**:
- Add 7 new methods to `Id<T, ID>` (all aliases to `for_labeled()`)
- Update examples in rustdoc
- Update CHANGELOG

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] All 7 new methods implemented and tested
- [ ] Examples in each method's rustdoc
- [ ] No breaking changes (backward compatible)
- [ ] All existing tests still pass

### Phase 2: Document in tagid lessons
**Goal**: Create reusable guide for tagid users (and downstream projects)

**Scope**:
- Create `ref/lessons/provenance-construction-patterns.md`
- Explain each provenance type + function
- Show examples per type
- Decision tree: how to choose the right function

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] Document covers all 8 provenance types
- [ ] Examples are runnable/verifiable
- [ ] Clear decision tree for choosing functions

### Phase 3: Migrate downstream (Turtle, etc.)
**Goal**: Update projects using tagid to use new API

**Scope**:
- Update turtle-core/ids.rs helpers
- Update mcp_client.rs (trtl-tpr)
- Update tests/fixtures

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] All ID construction uses provenance-aware functions
- [ ] All tests still pass
- [ ] Code review confirms semantic improvements

---

## Success Metrics

| Metric | Current | Target |
|--------|---------|--------|
| **Code Clarity** | `for_labeled()` alone | Function name documents provenance |
| **Type Safety** | Generic `for_labeled()` | Provenance-specific constraints |
| **Reviewer Burden** | Must trace type params | Function name communicates intent |
| **Correctness** | Possible to misuse | Compile-time constraints prevent misuse |
| **Adoption** | N/A | 100% of new code uses provenance functions |

---

## References

- **Provenance Types**: `src/id/provenance.rs`
- **Id Construction**: `src/id/identifier.rs`
- **Label Trait**: `src/label.rs`
- **Entity Trait**: `src/entity.rs`

---

## Appendix: Detailed Type Signatures

### Current

```rust
pub fn for_labeled(id: ID) -> Self {
    let labeler = <T as Label>::labeler();
    Self {
        label: SmolStr::new(labeler.label()),
        id,
        marker: PhantomData,
    }
}
```

### Proposed (All Add Aliases)

```rust
// ========== EXTERNAL / IMPORTED (from external source) ==========
pub fn from_source(id: ID) -> Self {
    Self::for_labeled(id)
}

// ========== DERIVED (computed from data) ==========
pub fn derived_from(id: ID) -> Self {
    Self::for_labeled(id)
}

// ========== CLIENT PROVIDED (from user/client) ==========
pub fn from_client(id: ID) -> Self {
    Self::for_labeled(id)
}

// ========== SCOPED (context-unique) ==========
pub fn for_scope(id: ID) -> Self {
    Self::for_labeled(id)
}

// ========== ALIAS (secondary identifier) ==========
pub fn alias_for(id: ID) -> Self {
    Self::for_labeled(id)
}

// ========== GENERATED (for tests/fixtures) ==========
pub fn for_test(id: ID) -> Self {
    Self::for_labeled(id)
}

// ========== TEMPORARY (ephemeral, not persistent) ==========
pub fn for_temporary(id: ID) -> Self {
    Self::for_labeled(id)
}
```

All are **zero-cost aliases** to `for_labeled()`. The benefit is **semantic guidance** via function name.

