iowarp/clio-agent-marketplace/boundary-conditions

State what each boundary condition represents physically — a fixed support, a symmetry plane, a bolted joint idealized as fully constrained — and whether that idealization is conservative, unconservative, or unknown relative to the real system. A "fixed" boundary condition is rarely physically exact; state what it approximates and in which direction the approximation biases the result.

Justify load application the same way: point loads representing a distributed pressure, a simplified load case standing in for a real duty cycle, or a load magnitude/direction taken from a separate analysis (e.g., a predicted service load) — state the source and its own uncertainty.

Check for boundary-condition artifacts specifically: an overly stiff support or a point load produces a local stress singularity that does not reflect real behavior and should not be reported as a governing stress without disclosing that it is a boundary-condition artifact, not a physical result.

Return each boundary condition and load with what it physically represents, its known bias/approximation, and whether the reported result depends on a boundary-condition artifact.