Every call written down, and confirmed by a person.
A decision log beside your blueprints: one markdown file per decision, typed, linked to the work it was made for, and waiting in an inbox until a named person confirms it. When your agent decides something on its own, it logs the call as itself, and the call stays unconfirmed until someone stands behind it.
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Agents log, people confirm
Your agent writes down what it decided
An agent that makes a call while it works logs it on the spot, signed as itself, linked to the blueprint and the task, with why in the notes. It is told never to confirm its own: the decision waits, assigned to whoever decides, with a thread open for questions. Confirm stamps the day and the name of the person who did.
/decidelogs one from the chat- Confirmed by whom, and on which day, kept in the file
- A thread on every decision, with @mentions
In the blueprint
Listed where the decision matters
Give a template section the type Decisions, and every blueprint made from it carries a log the plugin writes: each decision made for it, linked, with its status and author, ticked once confirmed. Confirm and Log a decision sit right there, and the Decisions view beside any blueprint lists its own.
- A section can collect some types and leave others
- Written into the markdown, so an agent that reads the blueprint reads its decisions
- Kept current by the plugin, never typed by hand
Types
Types that keep calls apart
A root starts with three: Development (how it is built, the kind an agent logs), Scope (what is in and what is out), and Meeting (what a meeting settled). Add your own with an icon, a colour, a meaning, and an id prefix, so a scope call reads D-SF36 at a glance.
Statuses that say who it waits on
Every status falls into one of three categories: unconfirmed (the inbox), confirmed, or closed. A root starts with Proposed, Confirmed, Rejected, and Superseded; rename them, add your own, and colour them. Assigned to me and a card on the Home list what waits on you.
A short file per decision
Each decision is a markdown file in decisions/: a title that says what was decided, a type, a status, who logged it, who it waits on, the blueprints and tasks it was made for, and notes on why. Its table filters, searches, and saves views like every other, and the file is committed with the work it explains.
How it connects
The why sits beside the work.
A decision points at what it was made for by permanent id, so it is found from the blueprint, the task, and the chat alike.
- Blueprints
A decision names the blueprints it was made for and is written into each one’s Decisions section.
- Backlog
A decision can name the tasks it was made for, so the reason travels with the work.
- AI Agent
/decidelogs a call from the chat, and what the agent decides on its own it logs as itself, unconfirmed. - Comments
Every decision takes threads; @mention someone to ask them about it.
- Git
Decisions are files, committed and reviewed with everything else.
From the shell
The inbox, from a terminal
How an agent logs what it decided, and how the person it works for clears the inbox. Every command takes --json.
$ eidos decisions add "Keep the last position on the TV while it is offline, and send it on reconnect" --type development --for @B-V63 --task T-K48.2 --notes "Why, and what else was weighed" --as claude
✓ D-X37 decisions/d-x37-keep-the-last-position-on-the-tv-while.md Keep the last position on the TV while it is offline, and send it on reconnect · Proposed development
$ eidos decisions --unconfirmed
unconfirmed (3)
D-A33 Trailers and extras do not resume · Proposed scope @claude assigned @maya → B-V63
D-X28 Downloads expire with the distributor's window, not a fixed thirty days · Proposed scope @maya assigned @maya → B-B31
D-X37 Keep the last position on the TV while it is offline, and send it on reconnect · Proposed development @claude assigned @maya → B-V63, T-K48.2
$ eidos decisions confirm D-X37 --as maya
✓ D-X37 Keep the last position on the TV while it is offline, and send it on reconnect · Confirmed development @claude assigned @maya confirmed 2026-10-07 by @maya → B-V63, T-K48.2Write down what you’re making.
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