Stress-test a decision before you make it

A strategy stress test is a rehearsal of a decision where someone else's response matters. You pick a move. The other side answers the way its incentives point. You get a second move. Then you change one assumption and watch whether the answer holds or flips.

Every rehearsal is solved by backward induction on modeled payoffs, in your browser. It cannot know what a real counterpart will do; it can show what the incentives you describe point at, and exactly where that pointer moves.

Six decisions: automating a claims desk, raising a price or bundling, return to office, build, partner, or wait, a county's food-access grant, and a renewal negotiation.