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Specify outcomes, not every step
The method
Specify outcomes, not every step
For verifiable tasks, give clear goals, constraints, stopping conditions, and acceptance criteria.
When to use it
- The Agent has the capability and results can be verified.
Ask yourself
- Should an Agent instruction prescribe every action?
Put it into action
- Separate genuine business constraints from habitual paths, let the Agent explore implementation, and refine from results.
Keep these limits in mind
- High-impact actions still require authorization. This is not unlimited autonomy and does not fit unverifiable tasks or insufficient capability.