A.15.7:2 - Problem

Situation-responsive Work needs more than permission to vary. A practitioner must notice which facts can change the continuation, remain within the applicable domain Method, distinguish choosing from performing, and know when to stop or reconsider. Existing choice doctrine begins too late when the available actions are still being recovered from current Work. Planning begins too early when the Work is already happening. Tool-call planning begins after the underlying action has been fixed.

Without a direct Method, teams oscillate between two errors. They follow an obsolete plan as though nothing changed, or they call unconstrained variation improvisation and lose reviewability. In both cases the current fact, relevant Method limits, chooser, performer, and return condition disappear.