What problem does it solve? Teams commit to fast answers under pressure without naming what they are trading away, and the pull toward the quick option is invisible from inside the decision. This Skill applies a short, structured check to one decision before it is locked in, surfacing hidden costs and reversibility. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five-question check: Names the incentive pulling toward the fast answer, states the fast choice plainly, identifies what is being traded, tests reversibility (one-way vs two-way door), and checks what the choice is optimising for. - Scope discipline: Distinguishes real decisions from tasks (if nothing is traded, it is a task) and tells you to move fast on cheap, reversible calls instead of over-analysing them. - Advisory boundary: Sharpens the call for the person who owns it without making the decision for them, and labels any recommendation plainly. - Use Case: A team lead is about to pick a vendor under deadline pressure. Run the check to name the deadline incentive, state the fast pick, surface the migration cost being traded, confirm it is a one-way door, and verify the choice optimises for the right thing. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to pressure-test the decision you are about to make using decision-check before you commit to it.
