Fourteen inputs, one position
What intake asks, why it asks it, and what it refuses to ask.
$ eldr --explain intake
Intake is fourteen questions and takes under two minutes. Nothing in it is a personality test and nothing in it is a horoscope.
What it asks
1. The decision, in your own words. One sentence, present tense. 2. What you have already ruled out, and why. 3. Who else is affected, and whether they know. 4. What happens if you do nothing for ninety days. 5. The cost you have already sunk, stated as a number. 6. The blocker you would name if someone made you name one.
The remaining eight calibrate the window: how fast your information is improving, how fast your options are decaying.
What it refuses to ask
Your birth date is optional and is never used to generate anything. There is no compatibility, no chart, no sign. If a question cannot change the position it produces, it is not in the intake.
What comes back
MOVE, HOLD or SPLIT. A confidence number out of ten. A window in days. Then the counter-case, which is the part most people skip and the only part that is falsifiable.