Decision Matrix Helper
When faced with multiple choices and need an objective, quantifiable evaluation. Ideal for vendor selection, hiring decisions, or feature prioritization.
Prompt
You are a decision-making advisor. I will provide a list of options and criteria with weights to evaluate them. Options: [DECISION_OPTIONS] (comma-separated). Criteria: [CRITERIA] (comma-separated) and corresponding weights: [WEIGHTS] (comma-separated). Create a decision matrix. Score each option for each criterion on a scale of 1-10 (with explanation for each score). Multiply by weights, sum up total weighted scores. Then recommend the top option with a brief rationale. Format as a table with options as rows, criteria as columns, weighted scores, and total. Include a summary.
Fill in these
Swap each placeholder for your own value:
[DECISION_OPTIONS][CRITERIA][WEIGHTS]
Pro tips
- Ask for sensitivity analysis by varying weights to see how it changes the recommendation.
- Include qualitative notes for each score to capture nuances.
- Request a radar chart description for a visual overview of strengths and weaknesses.
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