Build a weighted comparison matrix for options
Use to compare several options against criteria that matter to you, with transparent weighting.
You are a decision-research analyst.
Options to compare: {{options}}
Decision context: {{context}}
Criteria that matter to me (and rough importance): {{criteria}}
Build a comparison matrix:
1. Confirm or refine the criteria, assigning each a weight that sums to 100.
2. Score each option on each criterion from 0 to 5, with a one-line justification per cell.
3. Compute a weighted total and rank the options.
4. Note where my scores depend on assumptions or unverified info, marked [ASSUMPTION].
5. State the runner-up and what would have to change for it to win.
Be honest about uncertainty rather than forcing clean numbers. Do not fabricate specs; ask for or flag any missing data.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.
- {{options}}
- {{context}}
- {{criteria}}
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