Commands & Actions
Constraints
Explicit limits or requirements an acceptable answer must satisfy, such as scope, budget, required facts or prohibited actions. Some are hard gates; others are preferences used to compare acceptable candidates. Naming constraints improves the task specification but does not guarantee compliance, and contradictory hard requirements should be surfaced rather than silently traded away.
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