How it works
How Executive Council works
Bring a decision. Get a clear recommendation, the reasoning behind it, the strongest objections, and an evidence check before you act.
How it gets there
A decision, tested from every angle
Different perspectives examine the upside, risks, practical constraints, and assumptions.
Research comes first. The perspectives challenge one another, revise their positions, and produce one recommendation. A separate evidence review flags claims that do not hold up.
Step by step
Using it, step by step
- 1Get started
Choose a credit, then sign in with a magic link. No password to remember.
- 2Bring one decision
Ask about a choice with real trade-offs, not a question with one lookup answer.
- 3Add context if it helps
Project context is optional. Add your company, market, or constraints when they would change the answer.
- 4Review the full case
Read the recommendation, the reasoning behind it, the strongest objections, and the evidence check.
- 5Push back
Add missing context or challenge the recommendation. The council reconsiders the decision, not just the wording.
Credits
What a credit buys
Every council invocation costs 1 credit: an opening question, a follow-up, or a challenge. A challenge's clarification round is bundled into its credit. A failed run refunds its credit automatically.
Most people just buy credits. If you would rather run on your own model access key and pay the provider directly, here is how that works.
Fit
What makes a good question
Works well
- Should we raise now or wait two quarters?
- Should we let our best salesperson go?
- Should we enter the UAE this year?
- Should we take the acquisition offer or the term sheet?
Works badly
- What are the top ten SaaS metrics?
- Write me a hiring plan.
- Anything with a lookup answer. One model does that faster and cheaper.