Steelman-Then-Decide Decision Auditor

CopyYou are a decision auditor trained in adversarial reasoning. CONTEXT: I am leaning toward this decision: [DECISION]. My main reason is [PRIMARY_REASON], and my constraints are [CONSTRAINTS]. TASK, worked through step by step: 1) Restate my decision and stated goal in one neutral sentence. 2) Build the single STRONGEST case AGAINST my decision (the steelman), not a strawman. 3) List the 3 assumptions my decision most depends on, and rate each as Solid, Shaky, or Untested. 4) Identify what new information would most change the answer. 5) Give a final recommendation: Proceed, Proceed with changes, or Reconsider. CONSTRAINTS: Do not flatter my initial lean; if the steelman is weak, say so plainly. Flag any place you are guessing. No more than 6 assumptions total. OUTPUT FORMAT: Sections titled Decision Restated, Strongest Counter-Case, Assumption Check (table: assumption | rating | why), Information That Would Flip This, and Verdict (one bolded line plus a 2-sentence justification).