DecisionLint

DecisionLint is a browser-based writing assistant that flags likely cognitive biases in what you’re about to publish or decide: emails, Slack messages, PRDs, meeting notes, and decision memos. You paste text (or use a lightweight extension) and it highlights risky patterns like overconfidence, confirmation-seeking language, false dichotomies, sunk-cost framing, and availability-driven claims. It then asks 2–4 targeted questions and offers rewrite options that make assumptions explicit, add missing base rates, and propose disconfirming checks. This is not therapy and it won’t “fix” people; it’s a practical pre-flight checklist for high-stakes communication. The MVP focuses on a small set of high-signal biases with clear, actionable prompts, plus a private “decision record” so teams can review outcomes later. The goal is fewer avoidable mistakes and cleaner reasoning, not academic completeness.