Tools
Each tool is a text box. Write or paste your draft, and it is reviewed automatically against named checks. Every run is saved with its date, so you can see what changed between versions.
The situation split
This separates one situation you are in into fact, inference and unknown. Write each fact with its date and where it came from, what you are inferring from it, and what you do not yet know.
Not openedEarly accessThe claim grader
This puts one claim that is about to carry weight through five questions, starting with where it actually came from. Write the claim, your answer to each question, and the line you will keep about it afterwards.
Not openedEarly accessThe decision frame
This states what one decision actually is before anyone argues about it. Write the decision, the three costs of undoing it, the move you chose, and the condition that would make you reverse it.
Not openedEarly accessThe calibration log
This keeps your forecasts as numbers so your judgement can be scored. Write each claim that will resolve, the probability you give it and the date it resolves; they are scored in groups, never one at a time.
Not openedEarly accessThe decision record
This is a decision record, written before you know the outcome. Write the decision, its date, the context, your evidence with its sources, your assumptions and what remained unknown; later changes are added as dated entries, never as edits.
Not openedEarly accessThe verification record
This records how you checked a draft produced by an AI tool, with its claims listed before you read it closely. Write each claim, what outside the tool you checked it against, and how long the check took.
Not openedLevel 0, freeThe clear thinking scorecard
Ten statements, before Level 0 and again after Level 6, to see what changed. Write your score for each with the date, and read the lines rather than the total.
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