THE METHOD

Give the decision a shape.

Ask To It uses Jev, a structured decision model, to evaluate one narrow question against the situation you provide. It returns probabilities, not a written argument.

Start with your situation

Name the goal, the deadline, the constraints, and the known facts. A question alone is usually too thin. Ask To It asks Jev whether there is enough context for a directional read and will ask you for more when there is not.

Choose the right format

Choose compares two to six named alternatives. Yes / no returns a probability that the answer is yes. Score rates the situation against three ordered levels you define. Keep each question narrow. If the decision requires several independent judgments, ask them separately.

Read the distribution

The bars show how Jev distributed its estimate across the options you supplied. A strong lead is a model judgment about your input. It is not a measured chance of success, and a low-confidence read is a reason to gather more detail. Ask To It uses conservative thresholds to label a result as directional, unclear, or needing context.

Make your own call

Use the result to find the next fact to test. Add that fact to the situation and compare again if needed. You remain responsible for the final decision.

Learn more about TypeSafe's System One model and its confidence guidance.