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A.15.10:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

FailureConsequenceRepair
Resume from a cursor aloneThe performer applies a different rule to the right item.Recover the governing method and the last established result.
Turn a planned step into a completed stepLater reasoning relies on a result that was never obtained.Inspect the result or reconstruct the smallest safe missing contribution.
Retain everything in a separate reportPreparation, reading and synchronization displace the work.Keep only the threatened contributions in existing working material.
Trust the old account as present stateA changed input, tool or physical condition invalidates continuation.Inspect the dependencies that can change the next use.
Restart all work after any doubtValid results and effort are discarded.Return to the last reliable point and revise the affected part.
Equate delivery with a usable handoffThe receiver lacks a rule, access or capability needed to act.Restore that contribution and test understanding through useful continuation when needed.