A.15.7:9 - Consequences

Benefit	Cost or caution
Responsive Work remains methodical without becoming rigid.	The practitioner must identify the few facts that can actually change the next action.
Familiar cue recognition stays lightweight.	High-consequence or stale-input cases still require comparison, refresh, fallback, or stop.
Choosing, authority, and acting remain visible.	A recommender cannot absorb accountability merely because it supplies a score.
Feedback can improve later choices or Methods.	Completed Work and earlier Method claims cannot be rewritten after the fact.
`C.11`, candidate generation, and `C.24` keep clear entry points.	The user must stop this pattern when another question becomes current.