temporal-horizon-mapping

What problem does it solve?

It prevents decision-making errors caused by evaluating consequences at the wrong time horizon, so you can compare short-term gains against medium- and long-term impacts.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Horizon-based consequence mapping: Breaks outcomes into immediate (0–3 months), medium (6–24 months), and long-term (3+ years) views to make tradeoffs explicit.
• Second-order and reversal detection: Surfaces compounding effects and flags decisions that look beneficial early but become harmful later (or vice versa).
• Governing-horizon alignment: Identifies which horizon truly governs the decision and whether your current evaluation horizon is mismatched.

Quick Start

Use the temporal-horizon-mapping skill to map consequences of your decision across immediate, medium, and long-term horizons and output the reversal flags and governing horizon.