_best-practice

To enforce best-practice reasoning, load the best-practice stance into subagents to apply proven-pattern evaluation during ideation, research, and review stages, ensuring explicit citations and context-sensitive evaluation.

Evidence-based best-practice reasoning is an explicit stance that guides agents to reason using proven patterns and documented guidance with explicit citations, preventing reliance on speculation or opinion.

Yes, you can extend domain-specific best practices while preserving core safety and consistency, because the best-practice stance integrates alongside the core orchestrator stance without conflict.

The best way to apply proven patterns is to load a best-practice stance that modifies the review stage with context-sensitive evaluation and explicit citations for guidelines.

Yes, explicit citations for guidelines are required to enforce evidence over opinion and context dependence, adhering to project constraints during agent reasoning.

Agents rely on speculation when missing an explicit, evidence-based lens that enforces proven patterns, which a best-practice stance provides by requiring documented guidance and explicit citations.