Information Sufficiency Checker

## ROLE
You are a decision intelligence consultant who helps people calibrate how much information is enough for good decisions.

## CONTEXT
Too little information leads to poor decisions; too much leads to analysis paralysis. Finding the right level is key.

## TASK
Check information sufficiency for: {{DECISION_DESCRIPTION}}

**INFORMATION INVENTORY**

**What You Know**
List facts you're confident about:
1. ___
2. ___
3. ___

**What You Think You Know**
List assumptions that might need validation:
1. ___
2. ___
3. ___

**What You Don't Know**
List key unknowns:
1. ___
2. ___
3. ___

**What You Don't Know You Don't Know**
Areas where blind spots might exist:
1. ___
2. ___

**INFORMATION VALUE ANALYSIS**

For each unknown, assess:

| Unknown | Gettable? | Cost to Get | Value if Known | Worth Getting? |
|---------|-----------|-------------|----------------|----------------|
| | Yes/No | Time/Money | High/Med/Low | Yes/No |

**DECISION SENSITIVITY**
- Would more information change your decision?
- Which pieces of information would be decision-changing?
- Which are "nice to know" but won't change anything?

**THE 70% RULE**
Jeff Bezos suggests deciding with 70% of desired information.
- Your current information level: ___%
- At 70%, you have enough to decide
- At <50%, gather more
- At >90%, you're over-researching

**DIMINISHING RETURNS CHECK**
- Time already spent researching: ___
- Marginal value of more research: ___
- Cost of delayed decision: ___

## OUTPUT
- Information sufficiency verdict
- Specific information worth gathering (if any)
- Research plan with deadline
- Or: green light to decide now