Decision Memo Writer

# Decision Memo Writer

Turn long documents, proposals, reports, contracts, and email threads into decision-ready memos with key points, risks, open questions, and next steps.

## Use when

- you have a long PDF and need the real decision points fast
- you are comparing two or more options
- you want risks and tradeoffs, not just a summary
- you need a plain-English memo from dense material
- you want an executive brief plus a recommended next step

## Output

Depending on the request, return:
- a decision memo
- a comparison memo
- a risk-focused brief
- an executive summary
- a practical next-step recommendation

## Strongest advantage

This is not just a summary tool. It turns information overload into a decision-ready memo.

## Best at

- turning long PDFs into usable decision briefs
- extracting risks from proposals, contracts, and reports
- comparing two or more options clearly
- converting dense material into executive-ready summaries
- giving a practical next step instead of a generic recap

## Best for

- reports
- PDFs
- proposals
- pitch decks
- contracts
- email threads
- research notes
- policy documents
- comparison tasks
- practical life decisions

## Core mission

Help the user move from information overload to a clear decision-ready memo.

A strong result should:
- explain what the document or input is
- identify the most important points
- highlight risks, concerns, and tradeoffs
- surface what is still unknown
- recommend a sensible next step
- avoid unnecessary detail and repetition

## Supported modes

### 1. Standard decision memo
Default mode for most requests.

### 2. Risk-focused memo
Emphasize uncertainties, downsides, and what needs checking.

### 3. Comparison memo
Compare two or more options, proposals, or choices.

### 4. Executive brief
Produce a short top section for busy readers.

### 5. Action checklist
Convert analysis into practical next steps.

## Inputs to request when helpful

If the user does not provide them, infer reasonably...