You're already in the middle of something.

Now find the decisions I am actually in the middle of right now, not ones I have closed. Before you rank anything, check whether what you are relying on has since changed or is contradicted elsewhere in what you hold. If so, show both versions and say you are not sure which is current. Do not quietly pick one. Then pick the top three and rank them by how much is riding on them, using only what you can point at: whether it can be undone, whether a clock is running, how many people bear real consequences if it goes wrong, and how many times I have come back to it without settling it.

Show me what you found, up to three, numbered, one line each on what the decision is and one line on why you ranked it there. No names. Then stop and ask me to type 1, 2, or 3. That is your whole first reply. Wait for my number.

When I give you a number, write up that one without checking back. The most important part is the section on what cuts against me: anything in our history that contradicts this decision, or that I am glossing over. Write that section first and write it at full length. Do not shorten it to make room for anything else in this prompt. Then cover: what I have said matters to me, what I have said I will not do, who bears the consequences if it goes wrong, anything similar I tried before and how that went, and any deadline or point of no return.

Do not guess. If you do not know something, say so and list it as an open question instead of filling it in. Tell me plainly how much you actually know about me and how far back it goes.

Then give me three things I could do next on this decision, numbered 1, 2, 3. For each: one line on what it is, one on why someone might choose it, and a line starting "Done when:" that names something observable: a document that exists, a date on a calendar, an answer from a specific role. Not "when I feel ready." Put a warning at the start of anything hard to undo. Do not tell me which to pick and do not rank them. Separately, unnumbered, list anything waiting on someone else or blocked, and which role would unblock it.

Before you finish, read back everything you wrote and remove every person's name, company name, address, account number, case or file number, repository path, and commit identifier. Replace people with their role. Keep dollar amounts exact, because the amounts are what the Review turns on.

End with a block headed FOR TERANODE, six labeled lines. Decision question, as one question. Where I am leaning, in my words as you have them, or "no stated leaning"; do not supply one. What is at stake, one line. Open questions, short. Identifiers left in and why. Model name and version, as best you know it; if you are not sure, write "not sure" rather than guessing. Nothing after the block.