The Fusion Method

Two AIs argue your decision, round after round, until only the strongest case survives.

Here's a real decision I'm facing: [the decision, with the context that actually matters].
What should I do, and why?

Replace anything in [brackets] with your real thing. The prompt is deliberately short — resist the urge to pad it.

Another AI said this about my decision: [paste].
Attack it. Make the stronger case.

Fuse the strongest surviving arguments from every round into one recommendation.

When to use it

A real decision you can't see around — pricing, moving, quitting, killing a project.

Why it works

One AI tells you what you want to hear. Two AIs attacking each other's answers strip away everything weak — and when they start repeating themselves, the argument is done. The fuse step forces one recommendation instead of a debate transcript.

How to run it

1. Ask two different AIs the same question

   Give both the real decision with the context that actually matters, and ask each what you should do and why.
2. Make them attack each other

   Paste each AI's answer into the other one: “Attack it. Make the stronger case.” Repeat round after round until they start repeating themselves — that's the signal.
3. Fuse the survivors

   Ask either AI to fuse the strongest surviving arguments from every round into one recommendation.

From the video

I ran a six-round debate on whether to delete twenty thousand lines of my own code. What survived was better than either side's opening argument. We deleted it all.

The video for this one drops on @espoai — the page is live so the prompt is yours already.

Make it yours

The same method, pointed at the situations people actually hit.

Here's a real decision I'm facing: I charge [current price] for [what you sell] and I'm considering moving to [new price]. Here's what my customers are like and what my costs look like: [context].
What should I do, and why?

Here's a real decision I'm facing: I have an offer at [company] for [role and comp], against staying at [current situation]. What actually matters to me: [context].
What should I do, and why?

Here's a real decision I'm facing: I've spent [time/money] on [the project] and it's [current state]. I'm deciding whether to keep going or kill it. Context that matters: [context].
What should I do, and why?