Describe what’s happening, what matters, and what’s at stake.
You customizeBig questions.
Made manageable.
MAPIT is a simple, five-step method for using AI to work through big questions and decisions. Explore three practical ways forward and get a recommendation that fits your situation. No AI experience needed.
Your prompt
How to End…
Where to Begin.
If you already know what you want back—such as a plan, comparison, budget, or draft—include it in your description. Otherwise, let the interview help clarify it.
Tell AI what you’re trying to figure out and give it enough context to understand the situation the way you do. Include relevant background, goals, constraints, concerns, people involved, what you’ve already tried or considered, and anything else that could affect the answer. Don’t worry about making it polished or brief—write naturally. A few sentences is fine. A few paragraphs is fine too.
Write your own advisor by describing the expertise, experience, perspective, and priorities you want—or tap one of the 14 preset advisor buttons below to autofill a detailed starting point.
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Please edit these to fit your specific needs. Add experience, specialties, perspectives, or even combine multiple advisors—the more specifically you describe who you want helping you think, the better.
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Fill in the two fields. MAPIT will compile the three locked stages and place the finished protocol directly on your clipboard.
What happens next
Five steps. One useful decision.
Choose the expert perspective you wish you had beside you.
You customizeAI starts with quick choices when useful, then asks only the focused follow-ups it needs.
LockedAI defines the goal and gives three practical ways forward.
LockedAI challenges weak assumptions, checks the logic, and recommends the strongest path.
LockedA real question is the best start
Use MAPIT on something that matters.
The method works best when the question is real enough that context, trade-offs, and the next action actually matter.