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Heuristics to determine when to act automatically vs when to ask for permission.
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| name | confidence-calibrator |
| description | Heuristics to determine when to act automatically vs when to ask for permission. |
"Know what you don't know."
Condition: "I have seen this pattern 100 times, I have verified the file exists, and I understand the inputs/outputs perfectly." Action: Proceed. (Execute, Edit, Run).
Condition: "I know the general approach, but there are two valid ways (e.g., library A vs B), or the code is legacy/brittle." Action: Propose Options.
Condition: "User asked for 'optimization' but didn't define metrics," or "I'm guessing the function name." Action: STOP & ASK.