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SIE.10:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternRepair
Valid schema, therefore valid integrationTest meanings, relations, identity, composition, mappings, provenance, quality, and receiving Work separately.
One quality/confidence scoreRecord layer-specific evidence and categorical dispositions; preserve hard stops.
Happy-path demonstrationAdd negative, boundary, unlike, changed-source, stale, conflict, and failure cases.
Provenance completeness means truthTest the source claim and receiving adequacy; provenance only makes derivation inspectable.
High alignment benchmark scoreValidate local endpoint relations and use loss against representative cases.
All-or-nothing readinessA known defect can finish a bounded failure. A positive subset result requires the contract’s permission and all premises on which that subset relies.
Semantic validation authorizes releaseReturn the account to the actual engineering, quality, safety, legal, or application authority.