Anti-patterns
The six operational anti-patterns of Phase 5: from launch as arrival to the frozen Context Document. With detection signals and prevention.
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View all tagsAnti-patterns: what can go wrong
Six operational anti-patterns of Phase 4: the unsupervised build, optimistic parallelization, late synchronization, siloed Decision Log, track-by-track review, and the technical unanimity gate.
Anti-patterns: what can go wrong
The five failure patterns that derail Context Phase: Over-Context, the Silent Agent, Aspirational Context, the Broken Chain, and Frozen Context.
Anti-patterns: what can go wrong
The most common errors in Solution Phase: permission disguised as consensus, solution seeking a problem, scope creep, and more.
The difference between context and prompt
A prompt is a point-in-time instruction. Context is an information architecture composed of Agents, Rules, and Skills. Confusing the two is the most common mistake.