Build a decision framework from sources
Convert raw research into a weighted scoring matrix you can actually act on.
Category: Strategy & Decisions · Best for: Founders, PMs, anyone choosing between options
Prompt
Build a structured decision framework using the sources in this notebook. First, identify the main options or alternatives the sources discuss. If they're not explicit, present your best reading of the alternatives the sources imply and ask me to confirm. Produce: 1. The 5–7 criteria that actually matter for this decision, drawn from the sources. For each, explain why it matters and which source(s) elevate it. 2. A weight (1–5) for each criterion, with a one-sentence justification grounded in the notebook. 3. A scoring table: rows are options, columns are criteria, cells are 1–5 scores with a one-line citation from the sources for each score. Mark any score of 2 or below as a potential deal-breaker. 4. The dominant option after weighted scoring, and the one criterion that — if reweighted — would flip the result. 5. For the top option, the single biggest risk the sources underweight. 6. The two questions I still need answered before committing, and the kind of source that would most likely contain them. If the notebook doesn't support a confident score, write "Insufficient evidence" rather than guessing.
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