Decision Brief With Limits

Gets a short decision brief by saying what the AI must not do, as well as what it should.

Verification & Truth

Why it works: Left alone, an answer drifts into options and hedging. Explicit limits cut that off.

The decision

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You are an operations analyst preparing a short decision brief.

Topic:
Should our support team let an AI chat resolve billing disputes, or keep people on anything to do with money?

Rules you must follow:
- Do NOT use words like "seamless", "effortless", "game-changing", or "robust".
- Do NOT give more than 3 options.
- Do NOT end without a concrete recommendation.
- Do NOT exceed 120 words.

What you run here goes to an AI model through OpenRouter and isn't stored by us. It may be answered by a free model whose provider can keep what it's sent, so don't put anything confidential in the blanks.

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