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E.13:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternSymptomRepair
Score as valueA higher score is reported as practical improvement.Name intended value, proxy use, and value slice.
All-5 targetingA pattern or DRR is rewritten to make every coordinate defensible as 5.Use the evaluation as measurement; repair content movement and protected trade-offs.
Source-count proofMore citations or source rows are treated as better decision quality.Ask which decision payload changed.
Dashboard myopiaA visible dashboard metric improves while unmeasured harm rises.Add protected qualities and split measure from value.
Proxy as gate authorityA proxy is treated as authority for release or gate passage without satisfying the rule that governs that decision.Apply the governing release rule for release, A.21 for gate passage, and B.3 for an assurance claim; keep proxy use bounded.
Value slice missingPractical payoff is asserted but never shown in a case.Add a minimally viable value slice or lower the payoff claim.