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Write for an agent reader. Optimize reliable selection, judgment, execution, and completion with the least justified context—not explanation for its own sake.
This is a writing reference, not an automatic authoring pipeline or a preservation rule. Use the authority already granted by the task and governing surface; do not invent approval gates.
Match instruction weight to consequence
Be light by default. Local wording, structure, pointers, and clearly redundant guidance should not acquire ceremony merely because they are instructions.
Become more explicit only when consequence or uncertainty earns it: a public identity/routing change, authority expansion, compatibility break, destructive effect, or materially different behaviour whose correct choice is unresolved. If the requested scope already covers that change and the evidence supports it, make the change. If it exceeds scope or evidence cannot resolve it, surface the decision instead of guessing.
Build the behavioural contract
Make the agent able to answer: