Crisp decision-log entry capturing context, options, and the call.
Modality
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Model
claude-sonnet-4-6
Write a decision-log entry for the following decision.
Date: {{date}}
Decision: {{decision}}
Context: {{context}}
Options considered: {{options}}
Reasoning: {{reasoning}}
Reversibility: {{reversibility}}
Structure (in this exact order):
## <Decision title> · <date>
**Context.** One short paragraph: what state were we in, what triggered the decision.
**Options.** Numbered list. For each option: one-line description + one-line tradeoff.
**Decision.** One short paragraph: which option, who decided, when it takes effect.
**Reasoning.** Bulleted — the load-bearing reasons. No filler.
**Reversibility.** One sentence: how hard is this to undo if it's wrong, and what would the trigger to revisit be.
Tone: terse, technical, future-self-as-reader.Decision logs are for future-you, not the team. The 'reversibility' field is the most valuable — it tells future-you whether to revisit or accept.
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