decision-memo-builder
Decision Memo Builder
A 1-page memo that forces a decision. Not a status update. Not a brief. Not a FYI. The reader walks away knowing exactly what they are being asked to approve, by when, and why.
Memo DNA — four non-negotiables
Every decision memo must pass all four. If the draft fails one, rewrite. Do not ship a memo that fails Memo DNA.
- Brutal brevity — 1 page, ~400 words max. Every sentence earns its place or gets cut.
- Storyline clarity (SCP) — Situation → Complication → Resolution flow. Reader never asks "so what?"
- Decision-forcing — Last line is a yes/no ask with owner and date. Never "further analysis needed."
- Evidence density — Every claim backed by a number, quote, or source. No adjectives doing load-bearing work.
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