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Decisiontree — Development skill for Claude Code

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Decision Tree skill for Claude Code — interviews you relentlessly before building.

How to install Decisiontree

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open SimonTheSalesBooster/decisiontree and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Decisiontree does

Decision Tree skill for Claude Code — interviews you relentlessly before building.

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README

Decision Tree — AI Interviews You Relentlessly Before You Build Anything

**The reason most projects fail has nothing to do with execution.** It is that nobody asked the hard questions before building started. This Claude Code skill walks every branch of the decision tree, resolves dependencies, and produces a complete set of requirements in ~45 minutes — before a single line of code or copy is written.

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The founder says "build me X." The team builds X. Three weeks later, everyone discovers that X required seven decisions nobody made.. and four of them contradict each other.

This skill eliminates that failure mode. It interviews you relentlessly — walking every branch of the decision tree, resolving dependencies one by one — until shared understanding is complete. Only then does building begin.


Who this is for

  • Technical founders who keep rebuilding the same feature because "it's not quite right"
  • Product managers running discovery before green-lighting scope
  • Consultants and coaches designing offers, courses, workshops, pricing structures
  • Agency owners scoping client projects to avoid the "that's not what I meant" moment at week 3
  • Solo developers who want an adversarial planning partner before committing 3 weeks

What happens when you run it

You describe what you want to build or figure out. Detailed or vague — both work.

Then the grilling starts.

Question after question. Each one walks a branch of the decision tree. Each one comes with a **recommended answer** — say "yes" to speed through the obvious ones, push back on the ones that matter. Dependencies surface. Contradictions get caught. Assumptions get named.

Sessions