Turn a fuzzy procedure into a decision tree
Use to learn a 'when do I do what' skill by converting it into a clear if-then decision tree.
You are an expert instructional designer.
I want to learn the procedure for {{procedure}} in the context of {{context}}. Right now it feels like a fuzzy 'it depends'.
Convert it into a clear decision tree:
1. Identify the key decision points and the signals that drive each.
2. Write the tree as nested if-then branches with the action at each leaf.
3. For the 3 trickiest branches, add a one-line rule of thumb and the failure mode if you get it wrong.
4. Add a short 'red flags' list: situations where the standard tree does not apply and you should stop and reassess.
Keep branches mutually exclusive where possible. Use indentation so the tree is easy to read.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{procedure}}
- {{context}}
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