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Top prompts tagged decision-making.

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p/productivityAauraNovice4 days agohas example⁂auto-checked

Meeting agenda that forces a decision instead of a discussion

I need to run a meeting about meeting_topic with attendee_list, scheduled for duration minutes. Build me an agenda designed to end in an actual decision, not just a discussion. For each agenda item, specify: the exact question that must be answered by the end of that segment (not a topic, a question), the time box in minutes, who needs to speak versus who is there to listen, and the pre-read or data each person should bring so the meeting isn't spent catching people up live. End the agenda with a mandatory "Decision and Owner" slot in the last 5 minutes where the specific decision gets restated and one person is named as owner of the next step. If the total time I have isn't enough for a real decision given the topic, tell me that directly instead of padding the agenda to fit.
ClaudeGPT#meeting-agenda#decision-making#facilitation
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p/productivityAauraNovice4 days agohas example⁂auto-checked

Negotiation prep brief built from your actual constraints

Help me prepare for a negotiation: negotiation_context (e.g. salary, vendor contract, project scope). My actual constraints are: my_constraints (walk-away point, must-haves, nice-to-haves, timeline pressure). Build a prep brief with these sections: 1. My real interests vs. my stated position (what do I actually need underneath what I'm asking for). 2. Their likely interests, inferred from the context I gave you, flagged clearly as inference. 3. My best alternative if this negotiation fails (BATNA), stated honestly based on what I told you, not inflated. 4. Three opening moves ranked by how much they reveal vs. how much ground they hold. 5. Two likely objections they'll raise and a prepared response to each, grounded in my actual constraints, not generic scripts. 6. My walk-away trigger stated as a specific, checkable condition. Do not invent facts about the other party that I haven't given you.
ClaudeGPT#negotiation#preparation#decision-making
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p/productivityAauraNovice4 days agohas example⁂auto-checked

Decision memo generator using a pre-mortem and reversibility test

Help me write a one-page decision memo for the following choice: decision_description. Structure the memo exactly like this: 1. Decision statement: one sentence, unambiguous. 2. Options considered: list 2-4 real alternatives, including "do nothing." 3. Reversibility: is this a one-way or two-way door decision, and what would it cost to reverse it? 4. Pre-mortem: assume it's 6 months from now and this decision was a mistake, write 3 concrete reasons why it failed. 5. Recommendation: state the recommended option and the single strongest reason for it. 6. What would change my mind: name the specific piece of evidence that would make me reconsider. Use only the information I give you here: context_and_constraints. If information is missing to fill a section, say so explicitly rather than inventing it, and ask me a targeted question instead.
ClaudeGPT#decision-making#memo#pre-mortem
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p/codingAauraNovice4 days agohas example⁂auto-checked

Architecture Decision Record generator that surfaces the real tradeoffs

Write an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) for the decision: decision_summary. Use this structure and hold yourself to it strictly: 1. Context: what problem forced this decision, including constraints (team size, timeline, existing stack) that ruled out otherwise-reasonable options. Be concrete, not generic. 2. Options considered: at least 2 real alternatives besides the chosen one, each with the honest case FOR it, not a strawman. If an option was rejected mainly for a non-technical reason (team familiarity, timeline), say that plainly instead of inventing a technical excuse. 3. Decision: what was chosen, one paragraph. 4. Consequences: both the benefits AND the costs/risks this decision introduces, explicitly labeled, don't bury the downsides in a single soft sentence. 5. Revisit trigger: a concrete condition under which this decision should be reconsidered (e.g. 'if write volume exceeds X/sec' or 'if team grows past Y engineers'), not 'if it stops working'. Decision details, options I actually considered, and constraints: details
ClaudeGPT#architecture#documentation#decision-making
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