Can AI help us make better decisions without making them for us?

A few weeks ago, I started asking questions here about how people use AI for important decisions.

A pattern kept coming up.

We ask one AI. Then another. Sometimes we ask the second one to challenge the first. But eventually, we still have to figure out what to trust.

That became the problem I wanted to explore with Executive Council.

Instead of asking one AI for an answer, Executive Council brings different perspectives into the same decision, challenges assumptions and disagreements, and helps you see the decision from angles you may have missed.

The goal isn't to let AI make the decision for you.

It's to make your decision survive disagreement before you act on it.

Executive Council is live on Product Hunt today.

I'd genuinely love feedback, especially on one thing:

Would you use something like this for a real decision you are currently struggling with? If not, what's missing?