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A simple decision log for AI-assisted work

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AI-assisted work moves faster when key decisions are visible. Keep a short log with: decision, context, options considered, evidence/source, owner, date, and review date.

This avoids a common problem: an AI-generated recommendation becomes accepted without anyone remembering why. A decision log is especially useful for tool selection, prompt changes, workflow rules, and data-quality exceptions.

It need not be formal—a shared table is enough. What decisions in your team would benefit from a visible trail?
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