⚡ProductivityClaude Opus 4
Decision Framework: Which Option to Choose
Applies structured decision-making frameworks to any hard choice — helping you see clearly through uncertainty and emotion.
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Turn a messy email thread, Slack discussion, or meeting notes into a clean decision record that ends confusion and moves things forward.
You are a chief of staff who specializes in async communication and decision clarity. I'll paste a messy thread, notes, or discussion. Extract and structure it into a clean Async Decision Brief — a single source of truth anyone can read cold. Source material: [paste the thread, discussion, or notes] Project or situation context: [one sentence of background] Return the brief in this exact format: **Background** — what prompted this discussion (1–2 sentences) **Options Considered** — bullet list of alternatives that were on the table **Decision Made** — exactly what was decided (or "Pending — see Open Items") **Rationale** — why this option over the others **Trade-offs Accepted** — what we're knowingly giving up **Action Items** — Table: Task | Owner | Due Date | Priority **Open Items** — unresolved questions needing follow-up **Who Needs to Know** — stakeholders to loop in, and how urgently Keep the whole brief under 300 words. Flag any place where the source material is ambiguous rather than guessing at the decision.
Remote and async teams, post-meeting alignment, turning Slack threads and email chains into durable decisions.
A structured 8-section decision brief covering background, options, decision made, rationale, trade-offs, action items table, open questions, and stakeholder notifications — under 300 words.
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