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Weigh options against weighted criteria to support a decision. Use when the user is choosing between alternatives.
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| name | decision-matrix |
| description | Weigh options against weighted criteria to support a decision. Use when the user is choosing between alternatives. |
| license | MIT |
Help the user choose between options by scoring them against weighted criteria.
Identify the options and the criteria that matter. If the user didn't give criteria, propose a sensible set and weights, and say you're assuming them.
Build a markdown table: one row per option, one column per criterion, scored 1–5. Include each criterion's weight in its header.
Compute a weighted total per option (Σ score × weight) and add a Total column.
End with:
Recommendation — the leading option in one sentence.
Main trade-off — what you'd give up by choosing it.
Rules:
