Can't Decide? Let 12 AI Jurors Vote on It | Claude Court

Ever had to make a decision and found several voices arguing in your head, still going at midnight with no answer? Asking AI doesn't help, because it's way too agreeable. Say you want to do it and it says great; say you're worried and it says you're right to worry. You end up just as stuck. That's why I really like this free little tool: Claude Court (/court). ⚖️ What does it do? Basically, it puts your dilemma on trial: • One AI is the prosecutor and picks your idea apart • One AI is your lawyer and argues why it can work • 12 AI jurors, each with a different background (accountant, parent, lawyer, statistician…), vote on their own and can't see each other's votes • Finally an AI judge writes the verdict: the vote count, which worries are real and which are overthinking My favourite part is the "flip conditions" in the verdict. It tells you straight out: get these few things done first, and the decision will hold up. A big stuck decision turns into small things you can do this week. 🧰 What do you need first? Claude Code installed on your computer and signed in. The tool itself is free with no sign-up, but each trial uses some of your Claude quota. 📝 Super simple how-to (just follow along) 1️⃣ Make an empty folder and open Claude Code inside it (the verdict gets saved there, and your other files stay untouched) 2️⃣ Paste these two lines into Claude and hit Enter: https://github.com/alexyc9381/court-skill Install this skill, then confirm /court works. It installs itself. 3️⃣ Press Shift + Tab once to switch to accept-edits mode Otherwise it asks you every time it writes a file, which gets annoying. 4️⃣ Type /court --quick followed by your dilemma, as specific as you can Example: /court --quick I want to quit my job to run Instagram full time. I have 3,000 followers, NT$20,000 a month from freelance work, and savings to last 6 months. Money, time, where you are now, what you're most afraid of: put it all in. The jurors only see what you write here. 5️⃣ When it's done, open VERDICT.md in the .court folder Check the vote count, then jump straight to the "flip conditions". That's your to-do list. 6️⃣ Don't like the verdict? Tweak your plan using the flip conditions and run another trial Stuck between A and B? Put A on trial, then B, and see which verdict looks better. 💡 Quick tips • Add --quick the first time: it uses only 6 jurors, which saves quota (the full version uses 12) • The verdict is input; the decision is still yours. It's not legal, financial or professional advice • This isn't an official Anthropic tool. It's made by Alex Chen (Instagram @nocodealex), open source under the MIT license • Done with it? Just delete the ~/.claude/skills/court folder 📥 Tap the button below and sign in to read the full online guide: pictures for every step, one-click copy on every command, trial templates and how to read the verdict.