A local-first decision journal and reasoning tracker designed to eliminate cognitive bias and improve judgment accuracy over time.
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Nex Decision Journal is a professional-grade metacognition tool for high-stakes decision makers. It allows you to document the context, options, and predictions behind every major choice, creating an objective record that prevents hindsight bias. By integrating this into your Openclaw Skills workflow, you can move beyond gut feelings and start making data-driven improvements to your own judgment.
All data is stored locally in a SQLite database, ensuring total privacy for sensitive business or personal information. The tool specifically focuses on the lifecycle of a decision—from the initial log and confidence scoring to the eventual outcome review and reflection—helping you surface patterns of overconfidence or underconfidence across different categories like hiring, pricing, and technical strategy.
To get started with this skill, you need to initialize the local environment and SQLite database. Run the following command in your terminal:
bash setup.sh
This will create the necessary directory at ~/.nex-decision-journal/ for your database and exports.
The skill manages its data using a structured SQLite schema. You can export this data at any time for external analysis. The primary data points include:
| Field | Format | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| ID | Integer | Unique identifier for the decision |
| Reasoning | Text | Detailed logic behind the chosen path |
| Confidence | 1-10 | Subjective certainty level at time of log |
| Status | Enum | Pending, Reviewed, or Abandoned |
| Accuracy | Enum | Correct, Partially Correct, or Wrong |
| Follow-up | ISO-8601 | The scheduled date for outcome reflection |
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