Start simply. Go deeper when it helps.
Basic and Extended are two views of the same decision. Switch views with your work intact.
Basic · clarity and a next step
Describe the situation in your own words. Review a first look, other frames and possible routes. Accept what helps, choose a decision and focus on the current step.
- A few useful perspectives at a time
- Your chosen step and expected signal
- A quick observation when reality responds
Extended · room for the difficult parts
Explore the complete workspace when the stakes or uncertainty call for it: guided orientation, the full set of bearings, maps, evidence, assumptions and deeper tools.
- Examine the framing before choosing a route
- Connect alternatives, evidence and dependencies
- Keep the same decision, steps and outcome history
Both views are available for personal work. Company access adds shared decision rights, participation and oversight; AI availability and account limits still apply.
Explore a personal decision → The Reality Skill Loop
A useful decision includes a way to find out whether it is working. Keep the expectation beside the observation, then choose the next move with the new facts.
- Look
- Bearings
- Next move
- Reality check
Choose your next move, say what you expect to observe, and record what happened. A deviation can lead to a bounded correction. Earlier expectations and decisions stay in the history so you can see what changed and why.
Telegram brings you back to the next useful action.
Connect your Telegram account in the app and choose your notification preferences. Dated step reminders offer quick replies to mark a step done, explain a difficulty or move its date, with a link back to the decision. Opted-in checkpoint alerts bring you back to record an update; company reminders also follow workspace policy.
Checkpoint alerts use a generic prompt and a sign-in link. Step reminders can include the decision title, your step and its completion condition. You can disconnect Telegram in the app.