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C.24:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
Planning the whole tool lifecycle. Keep candidate generation, selection, execution, scoring, and publication outside C.24.
Route description as Method. Recover the Method or keep the route in probe state.
Plan as execution. Put actual burn and call facts in Work-side results and the trace.
BLP slogan as comparison. Use C.19.1’s probe and any selected comparison; keep a waiver separate or return no scale claim or no scale-based preference.
Catch-all policy or profile ref. Cite the actual PoolPolicyResult, EmitterPolicy, C.19.1 result, B.3 result, or domain-defined constraint, or omit the branch.
Confidence threshold as assurance. Use a direct condition and cite B.3 only for a named assurance use.
Executable adaptation by implication. Store the binding in a route description; identify any executable adaptation independently.
Successful probe as commitment. Require a checkpoint with a commit trigger.