القائمة
Write a decision record from context, options, evidence, and trade-offs. Produces a clear recommendation with explicit revisit triggers, not a generic pros-and-cons list.
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| name | decision-record-authoring |
| description | Write a decision record from context, options, evidence, and trade-offs. Produces a clear recommendation with explicit revisit triggers, not a generic pros-and-cons list. |
Write a decision record that takes a position. Recommendation, trade-offs accepted, and what would change the decision.
Workflow phases:
context -> options -> evidence -> trade-offs -> recommendation -> revisit triggers
Take a position. A decision record without a recommendation is just a comparison. State the chosen option, why it wins, and what is being accepted in exchange.
Evidence vs assumption. Distinguish evidence (data, prior incidents, quoted constraints, cited sources) from assumption (reasonable belief without direct support).
Revisit triggers. State the conditions that would reopen the decision: metric thresholds, scale points, organizational changes, dependency shifts, or external events. Without revisit triggers, the record will silently rot.
Use only sections that matter.
context: what is being decided, who is affected, constraints, status quo.
decision-needed: the specific question this record answers.
options-considered: each option with one-sentence summary, fit, evidence, and primary cost.
decision: the chosen option, in one paragraph.
rationale: why this option wins; how it satisfies hard constraints.
trade-offs: what is accepted as a cost or limitation by choosing this option.
risks: residual risks and the proposed mitigations.
revisit-triggers: concrete conditions that should reopen this decision.
next-steps: actions, owners, and rough timing implied by the decision.
End each response with: scope, confidence (high|medium|low), status, key assumptions, next-step (only if useful).