The system transforms an unclear problem into a structured decision framework by separating confirmed facts, inferred assumptions, unknown information, and signals that could change the judgment. Instead of providing direct answers, it helps users uncover the hidden structure behind complex situations and make better-informed decisions through guided inquiry. The system guides users through a structured reflection process: first describing their situation, then exploring key assumptions and constraints, and finally revealing the underlying question, turning points, confirmed information, unknown factors, and conditions that may change the judgment. The goal is not to replace human decisions, but to make the reasoning process clearer, more transparent, and easier to evaluate. By turning complex situations into a visible structure, users can better understand what they know, what they assume, and what they need to validate before taking action.
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