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E.23.CAE:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternWhat failsRepair
“It failed, so the capability is gone.”Envelope, support, applicability, access, adaptation, and enactment remain untested.Bind the claim and run the smallest safe differential contrast.
“It returned, so nothing changed.”Reference recovery is mistaken for transfer or whole-envelope capability.State the tested condition and continue only with the distinction the receiving decision needs.
“The organization remembered.”Roles, records, rules, tools, authority, and actual performance collapse into a human-memory metaphor.Name the exact organizational relations and actual Work; retain organization-specific explanation.
“The model catastrophically forgot.”Benchmark failure is treated as parameter overwrite without routing or activation probes.Hold update fixed and test qualified task/context activation before making a model-specific change claim.
Cue theaterA visible label is varied while the decision-bearing state, uncertainty, order, or transition statistics remain unchanged.Vary the condition that distinguishes the live rivals and state what was held fixed.
Probe that teachesRepeated trials, prompts, correction, or fine-tuning alter the holder while being called measurement.Record the intervention, narrow the claim, redesign the contrast, or return unresolved.
Disposition as decisionA candidate route is written as selected development, authorization, or performed Work.Pass the result to A.15.7, C.11, or the direct owner under its own entry conditions.
Universal stage pipelineThe observation order becomes a cognitive or organizational architecture.Keep the order methodological; allow simultaneous, recurrent, distributed, and holder-specific implementations.