Option comparison
Make criteria, tradeoffs and recommendations inspectable for selection or review.
All questions may be skipped. Use known material, state consequential assumptions, and leave unknown facts unresolved.
Optional context
- What decision is needed and which options are being considered?
- Which criteria and hard constraints matter most?
- What is known about budget, time and maintenance cost?
- Which quotes, measurements or sources can be cited?
Suggested structure
- Decision
- Criteria
- Side-by-side comparison
- Scenarios and weights
- Recommendation and open checks
Quality checks
- Compare matching dimensions with explicit units, dates and unknown values.
- Add weighting or cost calculators only when supported by credible data; expose the method.
- Missing evidence is not a zero score; changing weights must update recommendations.