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B.5.2.0:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

  • Prompt equals hypothesis. Keep the prompt distinct from the abductive output.
  • A choice disguised as abduction. Recover the explanatory question, if one exists; send the probe, action or acquisition choice to its actual Method.
  • Route amnesia. A cue-derived prompt loses the early route provenance that explains why it entered here.