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A.6.B:8.4.2 - Anti-pattern (quick)
  • AP-1 Unestablished operational-result guarantees. An asserted operational result lacks the actual Work, evaluation, or observation needed to settle it. If the guarantee’s L/A/D/E meaning is ambiguous, use A.6.C:4.3 to recover it.
  • AP-2 Interface-as-promiser. Non-agent objects “promise or commit”.
  • AP-3 Gate-as-evidence. Treating the gate predicate (A) as if it were an observation (E).
  • AP-4 Gate-as-law. Entry predicates as signature “laws or definitions” (L) instead of A-*.
  • AP-5 Adjective smuggling. “fast, secure, approved, or aligned” used instead of qualifiers or slots.
  • AP-6 Paraphrase drift. Restating L/A content in D or E with changed meaning (instead of citing by ID or canonical location).
  • AP-7 Deontics in predicates. RFC keywords (“MUST, SHALL, and related RFC keywords”) used as operators inside L-* or A-* predicates (should be D-* that references L-*/A-*).
  • AP-8 View-fork semantics. Recomposition/face text introduces new L/A/D/E meaning not present in the L/A/D/E-classified claim set (violates “no new semantics” discipline).
  • AP-9 Applicability-as-gate. Using Signature.Applicability (intended use) as a substitute for A-* runtime admission predicates.