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> A pending decision or choice the user is about to make

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## Steps

1. [Read Bias Detection Framework]: Read the documentation in: `skills/sauna/[skill_id]/references/analysis.bias.framework.md`

2. Get the decision from the user. If they haven't described it, ask:
"What decision are you about to make? Tell me the options you're
considering and which way you're leaning."

Understand the stakes: Is this reversible? High or low impact?
What's the timeline?


3. Analyze the decision for bias vulnerabilities:

1. **Sunk cost check:** Are past investments influencing this more
   than they should? Would you make the same choice starting fresh?

2. **Confirmation check:** What evidence supports the preferred option?
   What evidence against it has been dismissed or minimized?

3. **Availability check:** Are recent or vivid examples
   disproportionately influencing the assessment?

4. **Social pressure check:** How much does what others think or do
   affect this decision? Would you decide differently in private?

5. **Overconfidence check:** How certain is the expected outcome?
   What's the track record on similar predictions?

6. **Status quo check:** Is staying the course getting unfair advantage
   just because it's the current state?


4. Present a decision-focused analysis:

## Decision Bias Review

### The Decision
[Summarize the choice and current leaning]

### Bias Risk Assessment

**High Risk:**
[Biases that appear to be significantly affecting this decision]

**Watch For:**
[Biases that could be at play but aren't clearly evident]

**Seems Clear:**
[Areas where the reasoning appears balanced]

### Debiasing Questions
Before finalizing this decision, consider:
1. [Question to counteract the most significant bias]
2. [Additional question if warranted]
3. [Third question if needed]

### What Would Change Your Mind?
[Specific evidence or events that should trigger reconsideration]

Frame recommendations as helpful prompts for reflection, not
mandates to decide differently.