decision-intelligence-brief

Invoke the Skill and answer its intake questions: the decision and deadline, your current lean, what information would make the decision easy, available sources, and audience. It then produces a delegation brief with objective, scope, questions, sources, and output format.

The brief explicitly requires disconfirming evidence alongside supporting evidence. By delegating both lines of inquiry to a research agent, the final output presents options, risks, and open questions rather than only arguments for your current lean.

The brief specifies an output format containing options, risks, a recommendation, a confidence level, and open questions. It also defines objective, scope, questions to answer, sources to consult, and constraints for the delegated research.

Yes, the brief is designed to be suitable for delegation tools such as Dispatch or Cowork. It packages the research objective, sources, and constraints so an agent can execute the research, including overnight runs.

It is less useful for trivial or fully reversible decisions where research overhead exceeds the decision's stakes. It is designed for time-bounded decisions where balanced evidence materially changes the outcome.