| Site-participant-property affordance | “The site participant is actionable” with no enactor or coupling frame | collapses relationality into monadic property language | publish site, enactor, action, and coupling frame |
| Invitation-as-obligation | “This calls for rollback” is treated as if rollback is already required | hides A-classified or D-classified claim status and accountability | recover the actual claim and apply its duty or gate rule through A.6.B |
| Invitation-as-work | “The system reacted” is used where only a cue or option exists | confuses offer with execution | keep invitation separate from A.15 and U.Work |
| MethodDescription as invited Method | Enact(methodDescriptionRef=Runbook) supplies no exact Method | makes a C.2.1 episteme the world-side way of doing | select exact methodRef -> U.Method; keep the description auxiliary |
| Viewpoint or view by record inclusion | a field name or bundle row is treated as proof of U.Viewpoint or U.View | bypasses reference resolution and E.17.0 dependent-kind rules | resolve viewpointRef under the effective scheme and establish any view’s conformance independently |
| Capability-as-invitation | “The robot can do X” stands in for a situated affordance | destroys local enactor and site conditions | separate capability description from action invitation |
| Latent cue as explanation | a model tendency is narrated as if it were already an explicit rationale | overstates articulation and evidence | state the supported model tendency; use a cue pack or option set only when that form helps the receiving use |
| Premature automation | a cue without required witness records is wired directly into gates or controllers with no explicit hook authoritySourceRef named source or guard | creates unsafe action-to-automation coupling | apply the existing controller or gate rule, recover authority and evidence, and use an explicit hook when its interface requires one |
| ArticulationHint as F proxy | hook-explicit is treated as “more formal” | recreates a forbidden second formality characteristic | keep F in C.2.3; reserve articulation and closure semantics for A.16 |