decision

Evidence-based decision making involves evaluating available evidence to determine the best research path and smallest canonical action. This Skill provides a structured workflow to evaluate evidence and record decisions durably, reducing ambiguity.

Structuring research workflows requires a step-by-step approach from evidence gathering to action planning. This framework guides you through evaluating evidence and potential outcomes to decide on the next step durably.

Determining the smallest canonical action requires evaluating evidence against your well-defined decision-making process. The Skill facilitates this by guiding you through evidence evaluation to isolate the most appropriate next step.

Yes, a well-defined decision-making process is required. The Skill facilitates structured decision-making by building upon your existing framework and requiring access to relevant evidence sources to function correctly.

Yes, evaluating multiple research paths is a core use case. When faced with multiple options, the framework helps determine the best course of action by systematically weighing the available evidence and potential outcomes.

Decisions are recorded durably by capturing the evaluated evidence and rationale within the structured workflow. This ensures each decision and its underlying justification are preserved, reducing future uncertainty.