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How Opportunity Score works

Opportunity Score reads across ten decision lenses. For each lens the AI assigns a plain rating band and cites evidence from the material you supply. A validated server rule maps those bands to fixed values and combines them with fixed weights, so the headline number is reproducible and never a hidden model guess.

Rating anchors

Each dimension gets one of five bands. The server maps every band to the same fixed value, so two analyses with the same bands produce the same number.

BandValue
Strongly favorable90
Favorable70
Mixed50
Unfavorable30
Strongly unfavorable10

When the supplied material does not support a lens, that lens is marked as limited evidence and cannot score above Mixed, so thin evidence never inflates the result. Enough limited-evidence lenses lower the overall confidence.

Dimension weights

DimensionWeight
Personal fit15%
Upside14%
Evidence quality13%
Risk (favorable = low)12%
Goal alignment9%
Timing8%
Effort (favorable = manageable)8%
Reversibility8%
Learning value7%
Future options6%

Ratings share one direction: favorable is always the good direction. For risk, favorable means low or well-controlled risk; for effort, favorable means manageable effort.

Decision environment

Every brief names the kind of decision you are in, because the right move depends on it. The environment shapes the recommendation but never adds or removes points.

Guardrails apply automatically: a Clarify environment cannot return Pursue, Stabilize leads with reducing exposure, Experiment favors a bounded test over full commitment, and thin evidence cannot produce an unqualified Pursue.

Personalization

An optional Opportunity Profile tailors relevance to your goals, role, resources, risk tolerance, and constraints. It is sent only when you analyze, is bounded and sanitized, and is never read from a web page. On the website, it is saved to your private account only when you explicitly choose the save option, and you can edit or permanently delete it. With a profile, a brief is labeled Personalized to your Opportunity Profile. Without one, it is labeled General analysis and makes no claim of being tailored to you.

Limitations

This is decision support, not a prediction, guarantee, or professional opinion, and not medical, legal, financial, employment, or investment advice. Confidence describes the completeness and consistency of the evidence you supplied, not certainty about the future. Analysis is user-triggered; the website does not browse supplied URLs, and completed analyses are private to the account and can be deleted from the library.