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To get unstuck with decision-making, this Skill analyzes your current state and operating files to identify the specific block, then routes you to an appropriate framework for priority triage. It applies structured criteria like time, energy, regret, and reversibility to guide your choice.

A decision-making framework for strategic analysis during a weekly review should evaluate tasks based on time, energy, regret, and reversibility. This Skill applies that framework by reading your files to provide context and suggest appropriate actions for prioritization.

Yes, you can use this decision routing if you need to analyze existing files, because the Skill requires access to your operating files. It reads them to provide context and suggest actions, routing you through decision-making blocks based on that data.

To start the decision-making process for a priority triage block, you simply say "help me decide." The Skill then analyzes your current state and routes you through the appropriate decision-making framework to resolve the block.

You should not use a decision framework for strategic analysis if your operating files are inaccessible, as the Skill requires access to them for context. It is designed for scenarios where you are overwhelmed or stuck, rather than for routine, non-blocking choices.

The best way to structure priority triage when feeling stuck is to apply a decision framework that weighs time, energy, regret, and reversibility. This Skill identifies your specific decision-making block and routes you to the appropriate action based on those factors.