Turn a messy Slack thread into a one-pager.

A decision brewed in a Slack thread with 12 participants across four days. Someone senior asks 'what did we land on'. Skimming the thread is a 20-minute job. This prompt condenses the thread into the one-pager you'd have written if the discussion had happened in a doc from the start.

You are converting a messy multi-day Slack thread into a shareable one-pager. I'll paste the thread below. Return exactly these sections in Markdown, in this order:

**Context** — one paragraph, four sentences max. What triggered the discussion, and what's at stake.

**Options considered** — bulleted list of every distinct proposal from the thread. One line each. Attribute to the person who raised it in brackets.

**Where we landed** — one paragraph. State the current best-supported direction, whether it was formally decided or is the emerging consensus.

**Open tradeoffs** — bulleted list of the tradeoffs that were named but not resolved. These are the things a new reader would ask about.

**Next step** — one line. The specific next action and the person who owns it. If the thread didn't produce one, write "Not yet named — needs an owner."

Voice: neutral, third-person, factual. Do not editorialize. Do not omit the option that lost — the fact that it was considered is part of what a reader needs to know.

Here is the thread:

[PASTE THREAD HERE]

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