FREE TOOL · DECISION COUNCIL

Put a hard decision in front of a council of advisors

Describe the decision, your options and your numbers. The Chair seats the advisors whose lens it touches, they argue it over three rounds, and you get a scored verdict: the call, where they fought, the strongest dissent, the cheapest test and the point at which to stop.

Your decision

The council is only as good as what you give it. Include the decision in one line, your options (keeping things as they are counts), your numbers (revenue, cash, team), your limits (deadline, budget), what success looks like, and which way you are leaning and why.

Council size

Or try one

A sparring partner, not an oracle. Every advisor is a fictional archetype played by an AI model, not a real person. They only know what you tell them, so the verdict is only as good as your numbers. Use it to hear the argument you have not heard yet, then check it against reality.

The Chair sets the table

It reads your decision, frames two or three options (doing nothing is always one), notes what it had to assume, and seats the advisors whose lens the decision touches, with a weight for each.

Three rounds of argument

Opening positions, then a debate on the cruxes that split the room, then a vote on the Chair's draft resolution. Every advisor scores every option and moves only for a better argument.

A verdict you can act on

Weighted option scores, the call, where they fought, the strongest dissent, checkable conditions, dated next steps, the cheapest test and the kill criteria. Download it as a PDF.

Who can sit at the table

Every advisor is a fictional archetype built by Cocoon. None is modelled on a real person, and none speaks for anyone. Nothing you type is stored: the council runs step by step and your browser holds the whole session.