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Present options with trade-offs for informed decision-making — use when choosing between approaches

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# Decision Support & Options Presentation ## Overview Structured approach to presenting options and alternatives with clear trade-offs, enabling informed decision-making. **Core principle:** Understand context → Generate options → Analyze trade-offs → Present clearly → Support choice. --- ## When to Use **Use this skill when user:** - Asks for options or alternatives - Says "fix or provide options" - Needs help deciding between approaches - Wants to see different ways to solve a problem - Is uncertain about best path forward **Do NOT use for:** - General research ("what is X?") → use flow-probe - Implementation work → use flow-tangle - Simple yes/no questions - Already-decided approaches --- ## The Process ### Phase 1: Context Understanding #### Step 1: Understand the Decision Point ```markdown **Decision Context:** What needs to be decided: [the core question] Why it matters: [impact of this decision] Constraints: [time, resources, compatibility, etc.] Current state: [what exists now] ``` #### Step 2: Gather Requirements Use AskUserQuestion if needed to understand: - Must-have requirements - Nice-to-have features - Deal-breakers - Timeline constraints - Budget/resource constraints --- ### Phase 2: Generate Options #### Step 1: Identify Viable Approaches Generate 2-4 distinct options (not just variations): | Option Type | When to Include | |-------------|-----------------| | **Conservative** | Low risk, proven approach | | **Moderate** | Balanced risk/rewa...

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nyldn
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nyldn/claude-octopus
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