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OPS.6:6 - Bias-Annotation
| Bias or pressure | How it distorts continuation | Countermeasure |
| workflow-state bias | A configured transition becomes the case truth. | Recover the exact case subject, performance evidence, and qualified state separately. |
| action bias | Selecting any next step feels better than returning a blocker. | Use direct mandatory and recognition branches first; return when no permissible action exists. |
| automation bias | A successful agent episode or model output is treated as progress. | Separate invocation, Work, artifact, evidence, integration, and case-state claims. |
| plan-completion bias | Updating a plan or checklist appears to satisfy the obligation. | Name the actual Work, responsible performer, result, and evidence expected. |
| stale-permission bias | Earlier permission is reused after conditions changed. | Match matter, conditions, configuration, horizon, and authority before selection. |
| expert-shadowing bias | Operations quietly substitutes for clinical, safety, legal, or engineering judgement. | Return the bounded specialist result and keep the receiving coordination decision local. |
| exception novelty bias | Every surprising event is treated as unprecedented improvisation. | Reuse the applicable domain Method and choose the least elaborate adequate branch. |