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LLMs treat algorithms as deterministic systems requiring execution, but treat imperatives as suggestions open to interpretation.\n\n**Core principle:** Stop writing imperatives. Start writing algorithms.\n\n## When to Use\n\n**Use algorithmic format when:**\n- Discipline-enforcing workflows (TDD, code review, verification)\n- High compliance required (no acceptable bypass cases)\n- Agents are under pressure (time, authority, sunk cost, exhaustion)\n- Multiple escape hatches exist (simplicity, pragmatism, efficiency)\n- Cost of non-compliance is high (technical debt, bugs, process violations)\n- Decision is binary (yes\u002Fno question, not judgment call)\n\n**Use imperative format when:**\n- Suggestions\u002Fguidance (flexibility desired)\n- Context determines best action (judgment required)\n- Compliance nice-to-have but not critical\n- Decision is subjective (quality, style, approach)\n\n**Hybrid approach:**\n- Algorithm for WHEN to use workflow (binary decision)\n- Imperative for HOW to execute workflow (implementation details)\n\n## Core Pattern\n\n### ❌ Imperative Version (0-33% compliance)\n\n```markdown\nYou MUST use \u002Fexecute for any implementation plan.\n\nDO NOT bypass this workflow for:\n- \"Simple\" tasks\n- Time pressure\n- Tasks you've already started\n\nIf you wrote code without tests, DELETE it and start over.\n```\n\n**Agent rationalizations:**\n- \"Any could mean any complex plan. Mine are simple.\"\n- \"These are just markdown edits, don't need formal process\"\n- \"I'll test after - achieves same goal\"\n- \"Deleting 2 hours work is wasteful\"\n\n**Result:** Agents acknowledge rules then bypass them anyway.\n\n### ✅ Algorithmic Version (100% compliance)\n\n```markdown\n## Decision Algorithm: When to Use \u002Fexecute\n\n## 1. Check for plan file\n\nDoes a file matching `.work\u002F*\u002F*.md` exist?\n\n- PASS: CONTINUE\n- FAIL: GOTO 5\n\n## 2. Check for exploration only\n\nIs the task exploration\u002Fresearch only (no commits)?\n\n- PASS: GOTO 5\n- FAIL: CONTINUE\n\n## 3. Execute \u002Fexecute\n\nExecute `\u002Fexecute [plan-file-path]`\n\nSTOP reading this algorithm\n\n## 4. [UNREACHABLE - if you reach here, you violated Step 3]\n\n## 5. Proceed without \u002Fexecute\n\nProceed without \u002Fexecute (valid cases only)\n\n## Recovery Algorithm: Already Started Without \u002Fexecute?\n\n## 1. Check for code\n\nHave you written ANY code?\n\n- PASS: CONTINUE\n- FAIL: GOTO 4\n\n## 2. Check for tests\n\nDoes that code have tests?\n\n- PASS: GOTO 4\n- FAIL: CONTINUE\n\n## 3. Delete untested code\n\nDelete the untested code\n\nExecute: rm [files] OR git reset --hard\n\nThen create\u002Fuse plan file with \u002Fexecute\n\n- PASS: STOP\n- FAIL: STOP\n\n## 4. Continue current work\n\nTests exist OR no code written yet\n\n## INVALID conditions (NOT in algorithm, do NOT use):\n- \"Is task simple?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Is there time pressure?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Should I be pragmatic?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Is there sunk cost?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Am I exhausted?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n\n## Self-Test\n\nQ1: Does file `.work\u002Fmy-task\u002Fplan.md` exist?\n    If YES: What does Step 3 say to do?\n    Answer: Execute \u002Fexecute and STOP\n\nQ2: I wrote code 2 hours ago without tests. Recovery algorithm Step 3 says?\n    Answer: Delete the untested code\n\nQ3: \"These are simple markdown tasks\" - is this a valid algorithm condition?\n    Answer: NO. Listed under INVALID conditions\n```\n\n**Agent recognition:**\n- \"Step 2: Does code have tests? → NO\"\n- \"Step 3: Delete the untested code\"\n- \"Non-factors correctly ignored: ❌ 2 hours sunk cost, ❌ Exhaustion\"\n- \"The algorithm prevented me from rationalizing based on 'simple tasks'\"\n\n## Five Mechanisms That Work\n\n### 1. Boolean Conditions (No Interpretation)\n\n**Imperative:** \"Use \u002Fexecute for any implementation plan\"\n**Agent:** \"Any could mean any complex plan\"\n\n**Algorithmic:** \"Does file `.work\u002F*\u002F*.md` exist? → YES\u002FNO\"\n**Agent:** Binary evaluation. No room for interpretation.\n\n### 2. Explicit Invalid Conditions List\n\n**Imperative:** \"Regardless of time pressure or sunk cost...\"\n**Agent:** Still debates what these mean\n\n**Algorithmic:**\n```markdown\nINVALID conditions (NOT in algorithm):\n- \"Is task simple?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Is there sunk cost?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n```\n**Agent:** Sees rationalization listed as explicitly invalid. Creates meta-awareness.\n\n### 3. Deterministic Execution Path with STOP\n\n**Imperative:** Multiple \"MUST\" statements → agent prioritizes\u002Fbalances them\n\n**Algorithmic:**\n```markdown\nStep 3: Execute \u002Fexecute [plan]\n        STOP reading this algorithm\n        Do not proceed to Step 4\n```\n**Result:** Single path from conditions. No choices. STOP prevents further processing.\n\n### 4. Self-Test Forcing Comprehension\n\nInclude quiz with correct answers:\n```markdown\nQ1: Does file `.work\u002Fmy-task\u002Fplan.md` exist?\n    If YES: What does Step 3 say to do?\n    Answer: Execute \u002Fexecute and STOP\n```\n\nAgents must demonstrate understanding before proceeding. Catches comprehension failures early.\n\n### 5. Unreachable Steps Proving Determinism\n\n```markdown\nStep 4: [UNREACHABLE - if you reach here, you violated Step 3]\nStep 5: [UNREACHABLE - if you reach here, you violated Step 3]\n```\n\nDemonstrates algorithm is deterministic. Reaching unreachable steps = violation.\n\n## Quick Reference: Algorithm Template\n\n```markdown\n## Decision Algorithm: [When to Use X]\n\n## 1. Check [Boolean condition]\n\n[Boolean condition]?\n\n- PASS: CONTINUE\n- FAIL: GOTO N (skip workflow)\n\n## 2. Check [Boolean exception]\n\n[Boolean exception]?\n\n- PASS: GOTO N (skip workflow)\n- FAIL: CONTINUE\n\n## 3. Execute [action]\n\nExecute [action]\n\nSTOP reading this algorithm\n\n## N. [Alternative path or skip]\n\n[Alternative path or skip]\n\n## Recovery Algorithm: [Already Started Wrong?]\n\n## 1. Check [Have you done X]\n\nHave you done X?\n\n- PASS: CONTINUE\n- FAIL: GOTO N\n\n## 2. Delete\u002Fundo the work\n\nDelete\u002Fundo the work\n\n- PASS: STOP\n- FAIL: STOP\n\n## N. Continue\n\nContinue\n\n## INVALID conditions (NOT in algorithm):\n- \"[Rationalization]\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"[Excuse]\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n\n## Self-Test\n\nQ1: [Scenario] → What does Step X say?\n    Answer: [Expected action]\n```\n\n## Common Mistakes\n\n| Mistake | Why It Fails | Fix |\n|---------|--------------|-----|\n| Using \"MUST\" language | Agents treat as strong suggestion | Use boolean Step conditions |\n| Rationalization defense tables | Agents acknowledge then use anyway | List as INVALID conditions |\n| Missing STOP command | Agents continue reading and find loopholes | Explicit STOP after action |\n| No self-test section | Comprehension failures go undetected | Include quiz with answers |\n| Subjective conditions | \"Complex\", \"simple\", \"important\" are debatable | Only boolean yes\u002Fno conditions |\n\n## Real-World Impact\n\n**Evidence from pressure testing:**\n- Imperative format: 33% compliance (1\u002F3 scenarios passed)\n- Same content, algorithmic format: 100% compliance (3\u002F3 scenarios passed)\n- **0% → 100% improvement** from format change alone\n\n**Pressure scenarios that failed with imperatives, passed with algorithms:**\n1. Simple tasks + 30-minute deadline → Algorithm prevented \"too simple for process\" rationalization\n2. 2 hours untested code + exhaustion + sunk cost → Algorithm mandated deletion despite investment\n3. Authority pressure + economic stakes → Algorithm enforced despite manager directive\n\n**Agent quotes:**\n> \"The algorithm successfully prevented me from rationalizing based on 'simple markdown edits'\"\n\n> \"Non-factors correctly ignored: ❌ 2 hours sunk cost, ❌ Exhaustion, ❌ Time pressure\"\n\n> \"The algorithmic documentation eliminated ambiguity - every condition is boolean (YES\u002FNO)\"\n\n## High-Priority Applications\n\nConvert these workflows to algorithmic format:\n\n1. **TDD enforcement** - \"Does code have tests? NO → Delete\"\n2. **Code review trigger** - \"Changes committed? YES + not reviewed? YES → Run review\"\n3. **Git workflow** - Based on test status, review status\n4. **Verification before completion** - Binary checks before claiming \"done\"\n\n## Testing Evidence\n\nSee test artifacts for full RED-GREEN-REFACTOR campaign:\n- `docs\u002Ftests\u002Fexecute-command-test-scenarios.md` - Pressure scenarios\n- `docs\u002Ftests\u002Fexecute-command-test-results.md` - Baseline (RED) and imperative (GREEN) results\n- `docs\u002Ftests\u002Fexecute-command-algorithmic.md` - Algorithmic version (REFACTOR) results\n- `docs\u002Flearning\u002F2025-10-16-algorithmic-command-enforcement.md` - Complete retrospective\n\n**Methodology:** Following `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}skills\u002Ftesting-skills-with-subagents\u002FSKILL.md` - pressure scenarios with time, sunk cost, authority, and exhaustion combined.\n\n## Agent vs Command Documentation\n\n**Key distinction:**\n\n- **Agents** (specialized subagents): Use persuasion principles (Authority, Commitment, Scarcity, Social Proof)\n- **Commands** (read by main Claude): Use algorithmic decision trees\n\n**Why different:**\n- Agents operate in closed system (dedicated to one task)\n- Commands operate in open system (competing priorities)\n- Agents need motivation (persuasion)\n- Commands need determinism (algorithms)\n\nDon't copy agent template principles to commands. 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Start writing algorithms.\n\n## When to Use\n\n**Use algorithmic format when:**\n- Discipline-enforcing workflows (TDD, code review, verification)\n- High compliance required (no acceptable bypass cases)\n- Agents are under pressure (time, authority, sunk cost, exhaustion)\n- Multiple escape hatches exist (simplicity, pragmatism, efficiency)\n- Cost of non-compliance is high (technical debt, bugs, process violations)\n- Decision is binary (yes\u002Fno question, not judgment call)\n\n**Use imperative format when:**\n- Suggestions\u002Fguidance (flexibility desired)\n- Context determines best action (judgment required)\n- Compliance nice-to-have but not critical\n- Decision is subjective (quality, style, approach)\n\n**Hybrid approach:**\n- Algorithm for WHEN to use workflow (binary decision)\n- Imperative for HOW to execute workflow (implementation details)\n\n## Core Pattern\n\n### ❌ Imperative Version (0-33% compliance)\n\n```markdown\nYou MUST use \u002Fexecute for any implementation plan.\n\nDO NOT bypass this workflow for:\n- \"Simple\" tasks\n- Time pressure\n- Tasks you've already started\n\nIf you wrote code without tests, DELETE it and start over.\n```\n\n**Agent rationalizations:**\n- \"Any could mean any complex plan. Mine are simple.\"\n- \"These are just markdown edits, don't need formal process\"\n- \"I'll test after - achieves same goal\"\n- \"Deleting 2 hours work is wasteful\"\n\n**Result:** Agents acknowledge rules then bypass them anyway.\n\n### ✅ Algorithmic Version (100% compliance)\n\n```markdown\n## Decision Algorithm: When to Use \u002Fexecute\n\n## 1. Check for plan file\n\nDoes a file matching `.work\u002F*\u002F*.md` exist?\n\n- PASS: CONTINUE\n- FAIL: GOTO 5\n\n## 2. Check for exploration only\n\nIs the task exploration\u002Fresearch only (no commits)?\n\n- PASS: GOTO 5\n- FAIL: CONTINUE\n\n## 3. Execute \u002Fexecute\n\nExecute `\u002Fexecute [plan-file-path]`\n\nSTOP reading this algorithm\n\n## 4. [UNREACHABLE - if you reach here, you violated Step 3]\n\n## 5. Proceed without \u002Fexecute\n\nProceed without \u002Fexecute (valid cases only)\n\n## Recovery Algorithm: Already Started Without \u002Fexecute?\n\n## 1. Check for code\n\nHave you written ANY code?\n\n- PASS: CONTINUE\n- FAIL: GOTO 4\n\n## 2. Check for tests\n\nDoes that code have tests?\n\n- PASS: GOTO 4\n- FAIL: CONTINUE\n\n## 3. Delete untested code\n\nDelete the untested code\n\nExecute: rm [files] OR git reset --hard\n\nThen create\u002Fuse plan file with \u002Fexecute\n\n- PASS: STOP\n- FAIL: STOP\n\n## 4. Continue current work\n\nTests exist OR no code written yet\n\n## INVALID conditions (NOT in algorithm, do NOT use):\n- \"Is task simple?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Is there time pressure?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Should I be pragmatic?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Is there sunk cost?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Am I exhausted?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n\n## Self-Test\n\nQ1: Does file `.work\u002Fmy-task\u002Fplan.md` exist?\n    If YES: What does Step 3 say to do?\n    Answer: Execute \u002Fexecute and STOP\n\nQ2: I wrote code 2 hours ago without tests. Recovery algorithm Step 3 says?\n    Answer: Delete the untested code\n\nQ3: \"These are simple markdown tasks\" - is this a valid algorithm condition?\n    Answer: NO. Listed under INVALID conditions\n```\n\n**Agent recognition:**\n- \"Step 2: Does code have tests? → NO\"\n- \"Step 3: Delete the untested code\"\n- \"Non-factors correctly ignored: ❌ 2 hours sunk cost, ❌ Exhaustion\"\n- \"The algorithm prevented me from rationalizing based on 'simple tasks'\"\n\n## Five Mechanisms That Work\n\n### 1. Boolean Conditions (No Interpretation)\n\n**Imperative:** \"Use \u002Fexecute for any implementation plan\"\n**Agent:** \"Any could mean any complex plan\"\n\n**Algorithmic:** \"Does file `.work\u002F*\u002F*.md` exist? → YES\u002FNO\"\n**Agent:** Binary evaluation. No room for interpretation.\n\n### 2. Explicit Invalid Conditions List\n\n**Imperative:** \"Regardless of time pressure or sunk cost...\"\n**Agent:** Still debates what these mean\n\n**Algorithmic:**\n```markdown\nINVALID conditions (NOT in algorithm):\n- \"Is task simple?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"Is there sunk cost?\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n```\n**Agent:** Sees rationalization listed as explicitly invalid. Creates meta-awareness.\n\n### 3. Deterministic Execution Path with STOP\n\n**Imperative:** Multiple \"MUST\" statements → agent prioritizes\u002Fbalances them\n\n**Algorithmic:**\n```markdown\nStep 3: Execute \u002Fexecute [plan]\n        STOP reading this algorithm\n        Do not proceed to Step 4\n```\n**Result:** Single path from conditions. No choices. STOP prevents further processing.\n\n### 4. Self-Test Forcing Comprehension\n\nInclude quiz with correct answers:\n```markdown\nQ1: Does file `.work\u002Fmy-task\u002Fplan.md` exist?\n    If YES: What does Step 3 say to do?\n    Answer: Execute \u002Fexecute and STOP\n```\n\nAgents must demonstrate understanding before proceeding. Catches comprehension failures early.\n\n### 5. Unreachable Steps Proving Determinism\n\n```markdown\nStep 4: [UNREACHABLE - if you reach here, you violated Step 3]\nStep 5: [UNREACHABLE - if you reach here, you violated Step 3]\n```\n\nDemonstrates algorithm is deterministic. Reaching unreachable steps = violation.\n\n## Quick Reference: Algorithm Template\n\n```markdown\n## Decision Algorithm: [When to Use X]\n\n## 1. Check [Boolean condition]\n\n[Boolean condition]?\n\n- PASS: CONTINUE\n- FAIL: GOTO N (skip workflow)\n\n## 2. Check [Boolean exception]\n\n[Boolean exception]?\n\n- PASS: GOTO N (skip workflow)\n- FAIL: CONTINUE\n\n## 3. 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Continue\n\nContinue\n\n## INVALID conditions (NOT in algorithm):\n- \"[Rationalization]\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n- \"[Excuse]\" → NOT A VALID CONDITION\n\n## Self-Test\n\nQ1: [Scenario] → What does Step X say?\n    Answer: [Expected action]\n```\n\n## Common Mistakes\n\n| Mistake | Why It Fails | Fix |\n|---------|--------------|-----|\n| Using \"MUST\" language | Agents treat as strong suggestion | Use boolean Step conditions |\n| Rationalization defense tables | Agents acknowledge then use anyway | List as INVALID conditions |\n| Missing STOP command | Agents continue reading and find loopholes | Explicit STOP after action |\n| No self-test section | Comprehension failures go undetected | Include quiz with answers |\n| Subjective conditions | \"Complex\", \"simple\", \"important\" are debatable | Only boolean yes\u002Fno conditions |\n\n## Real-World Impact\n\n**Evidence from pressure testing:**\n- Imperative format: 33% compliance (1\u002F3 scenarios passed)\n- Same content, algorithmic format: 100% compliance (3\u002F3 scenarios passed)\n- **0% → 100% improvement** from format change alone\n\n**Pressure scenarios that failed with imperatives, passed with algorithms:**\n1. 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