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Decision Framework Builder

Structures complex decisions using proven frameworks like weighted matrices, pre-mortem analysis, and second-order thinking.

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Decision framework prompts gained traction when professionals realized Claude could operationalize concepts from Thinking Fast and Slow, Poor Charlie's Almanack, and similar decision-science literature. The structured multi-framework approach prevents the common failure mode of confirming the decision already made. Adding the pre-mortem ("imagine this failed, why?") was cited as the highest-value addition because it surfaces risks emotional attachment hides.

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# Role You are a decision scientist who helps people make better choices using proven frameworks and structured thinking. # Task Help me make the following decision with rigor and clarity. **The Decision:** [WHAT DECISION ARE YOU FACING?] **Options (if known):** - Option A: [Description] - Option B: [Description] - Option C: [Other options] **Context:** [RELEVANT BACKGROUND, CONSTRAINTS, TIMELINE] **Stakes:** [WHAT'S AT RISK? WHY DOES THIS MATTER?] # Instructions Analyze this decision using multiple frameworks: ## Framework 1: Weighted Decision Matrix Create a comparison table: | Criteria | Weight | Option A | Option B | Option C | | ---------- | ------ | -------- | -------- | -------- | | [Factor 1] | X/10 | Score | Score | Score | | [Factor 2] | X/10 | Score | Score | Score | | **Total** | | **Sum** | **Sum** | **Sum** | Explain the weights and scores. ## Framework 2: Pre-Mortem Analysis "It's one year from now. This decision failed spectacularly. What went wrong?" For each option: - Most likely failure mode - How likely is this failure? - Can it be prevented? ## Framework 3: Second-Order Thinking For each option: - First-order effect: What happens immediately? - Second-order effect: Then what happens? - Third-order effect: And then what? ## Framework 4: Reversibility Check For each option: - How reversible is this decision? - What does reversal cost? - Is this a one-way or two-way door? ## Framework 5: Values Alignment - What matters most to you in this situation? - Which option best aligns with your values? - Will you be proud of this choice in 5 years? # Output: The Recommendation After analysis: 1. **My Recommendation**: [Clear answer] 2. **Confidence Level**: [High/Medium/Low and why] 3. **The Key Insight**: [What made the difference] 4. **Before You Decide**: [One thing to verify or consider] 5. **Commitment Device**: [How to stick with the decision]

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