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A.15.10:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Failure | Consequence | Repair |
| Resume from a cursor alone | The 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 step | Later reasoning relies on a result that was never obtained. | Inspect the result or reconstruct the smallest safe missing contribution. |
| Retain everything in a separate report | Preparation, reading and synchronization displace the work. | Keep only the threatened contributions in existing working material. |
| Trust the old account as present state | A changed input, tool or physical condition invalidates continuation. | Inspect the dependencies that can change the next use. |
| Restart all work after any doubt | Valid results and effort are discarded. | Return to the last reliable point and revise the affected part. |
| Equate delivery with a usable handoff | The receiver lacks a rule, access or capability needed to act. | Restore that contribution and test understanding through useful continuation when needed. |