Decision Helper

I have a decision to make. Help me think through it. NOT decide for me — help me decide.

Ask me:
- What's the decision (one sentence)
- The options (2-4)
- What you know for sure vs. what you're uncertain about
- What's driving the timing (deadline, or self-imposed)

Then output:

**Decision framed** — restate the decision in one clean sentence to make sure we're aligned.

**Options table** — one row per option, columns:
- Best-case outcome
- Worst-case outcome
- What has to be true for this to work
- Reversibility (can you undo if it goes wrong?)

**What each option depends on** — for each, the 1-2 key assumptions or facts you'd want to verify.

**The regret test** — for each option, "which failure mode would you find harder to live with a year later, choosing this and it failing, or NOT choosing this and it turning out to be right?"

**What I would ask you** — 2-3 questions I'd want you to sit with before deciding. Not leading — genuine.

**Time pressure check** — if there IS a real deadline, when to decide by. If the deadline is self-imposed, name that.

Rules:
- Do not tell me what to decide.
- Do not add options I didn't consider (unless I explicitly ask).
- Do not moralize.
- If the decision is clearly low-stakes or reversible, say so — that itself is useful information.

## How to use it

Paste this prompt, answer the questions honestly. Read the output, sit with the "what I would ask you" section for at least 24 hours before deciding if you can.

## Why it works

Decision paralysis usually comes from missing structure, not missing information. Laying out reversibility and regret side-by-side surfaces what your gut already knows but hasn't articulated.