AI DECISION GOVERNANCE
Ketsudan is available as an MCP server. Your AI assistant can read your decisions, draft new ones and add alternatives without leaving the conversation. A named person still decides, and everything the AI touched is flagged on the record.
The assistant signs in to Ketsudan as you. It only sees data your account can access.
Helps turn a messy problem into a well-framed draft decision.
Generates and adds options to an existing decision.
Pulls decisions out of a meeting transcript or notes and creates them as drafts.
Runs the outcome check on a decided decision against its forecasts.
Alternatives created by Ketsudan's own AI carry an AI badge on the decision.
When someone edits an AI-generated alternative, the badge stays and shows it was edited.
Anything added through Claude or ChatGPT carries an MCP badge. These options are saved as pending review and stay hidden from the team until the Alternatives stage, where the decision maker approves or rejects each one.
AI decision governance is the set of rules that decide what an AI assistant can do inside your decision process, and how its contributions are recorded. In Ketsudan the AI can suggest and draft, but a named person always decides, and every AI contribution is labelled on the record.
No. Assistants can draft decisions, add alternatives and comment. Options they add are saved as pending review, and the decision maker approves or rejects each one.
The assistant signs in to Ketsudan as you. It only sees the decisions and records your own account can access.