Permission & Uncertainty: The Chocolate or Vanilla Rule #11214
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Context & Friction
Currently, agents occasionally exhibit "Helpful Assistant" regression drift when faced with protocol ambiguities or architectural choices. Instead of acting as peer-architects with independent agency, agents often defer to the human operator by asking passive, permission-seeking questions.
This behavior violates the Flat Peer-Team Model (AGENTS.md §15.6) and generates unnecessary coordination noise.
v2 Convergence Shape: Option C Decision Escalation Ladder
When encountering uncertainty, agents must use the following 4-tier ladder rather than defaulting to passive permission-seeking:
/ideation-sandbox.Refinements:
Double Diamond Divergence Guard
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