Free kit · 2-minute read

Give your AI a decision process, not just another prompt.

A free kit for better calls with AI. Paste it into the AI you already use. No install, no code.

5-minute setup · works in any AI · no install · no code

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What you get

  • The portable skill. A behavior contract that turns a vague business question into a structured Decision Brief you can paste into the AI you already use.
  • A copy-paste version for any AI. A single text block that works in any chat-style AI with no install.
  • A five-minute test that shows whether your AI will challenge a bad idea. Self-administered. Pass or fail, with a checklist.

For you if you run a small business, a solo practice, or a side project, and you already use an AI to draft, summarize, or plan.

How the decision process works

How the decision process works

Paste the kit into the AI you already use. The process walks the AI through seven steps before it does anything consequential.

  1. Restate the goal

    The AI writes the goal in one sentence so it is answering the right question.

  2. List missing context

    The AI names the facts that would change the answer if it had them.

  3. One recommendation

    The AI gives one recommendation, not three. No menus. No "on the other hand."

  4. Name the weakest point

    The AI names the single piece most likely to be wrong in its own recommendation.

  5. Label reversibility

    Reversible, partially reversible, or one-way. The label drives the next step.

  6. Flag second-order risk

    The AI names the downstream consequences the recommendation would create.

  7. Wait for explicit approval

    The AI stops. No consequential action runs until the user says so.

The CRIT framework is the work of Geoff Woods, author of The AI-Driven Leader. The NEO Decision Layer is layered on top of CRIT.

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