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The same two jobs — create a matrix, work with a matrix — done from your own assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, or Antigravity). The built-in assistant is the quickest way to start; this is the more flexible and powerful way to work, with all of your assistant's reasoning brought to your decisions.

Before you start

Do the one-time Connect below, then either path works.

One time

Connect your assistant

Links an outside assistant to your datrix account so it can actually build and save matrices.

Do this first — it's what makes it real

Until you connect, your assistant can talk about a decision but can't create or save anything in datrix — you'd just be having an ordinary chat. Connecting is the step that turns the conversation into a real, saved matrix.

Claude Code by AnthropicRecommended

That installs the plugin. You won't be asked to sign in yet — that happens the first time you actually use datrix. The first time you run /decide (or accept your assistant's offer to capture a decision), Claude opens your browser to sign in to datrix and approve access. Approve once and you're connected from then on.

Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add lockstride/claude-marketplace/plugin install dmatrix@lockstride-marketplace
Claude Desktop or claude.ai instead?
Any MCP-capable Claude surface works — add the datrix MCP server in its settings and you'll get the same tools. Claude Code is just the quickest to set up.

How to know it worked

  1. 1The plugin is installed. In Claude Code, run /plugin. datrix should appear in the list as installed and enabled. That's all you need to get started — the account connection happens on its own the first time you use it.
  2. 2Your account is connected. Sign-in isn't part of install; it happens on first use. The first time you run /dmatrix:decide — or accept your assistant's offer to capture a decision — you'll be sent to your browser to sign in to datrix and approve access. You only do this once.
  3. 3Confirm and manage it. After you've signed in, your assistant shows up in datrix under Settings → Connected Clients — the same place you go to disconnect it later. Give it a moment; the list refreshes on its own.

Not seeing it? If /plugin doesn't list datrix, re-run the two install commands. If it's installed but nothing's saving to your account, you most likely haven't finished sign-in yet — run /decide and complete the browser approval.

The Connected Clients settings page with one connected client listed.

Once connected, both paths below work — and mix freely with anything you do inside datrix.

Create

Create a matrix — from a conversation

The same job as Create a matrix, started from your chat instead of the datrix screen.

  1. Starttype /dmatrix:decide (in Antigravity, /decide). Your assistant also offers on its own when it notices you weighing options.
  2. Describe / shapeanswer as it draws out your options, criteria, and scores.
  3. Savethe finished matrix saves straight to your datrix account.
Works on conversations you already had

This isn't only for decisions you're making right now. Scroll back to something you talked through earlier — yesterday, last week, anywhere in the thread — and run /dmatrix:decide to turn that past conversation into a matrix in one step. No copy-paste, no starting over. It's one of the fastest ways to get a real, structured decision out of a chat you've already had.

Work with

Work with a matrix — from your assistant

The same job as Work with your matrix, run from your assistant with the full matrix in context.

  1. Openpoint your assistant at a matrix you already have; its full context — options, criteria, priorities, scores, rationale — becomes live in the conversation.
  2. Ask for a changetalk through trade-offs, ask questions, draft a recommendation, or have it update the matrix. Every change lands back in datrix.
See it happen live

keep both windows open side by side and watch your assistant build and manipulate your matrix in real time inside the datrix interface.

Your AI assistantmatrix in context
Add a criterion for data security and score the options.
Done — added Data security, scored all four, and Crestline still leads. Updating your matrix now.
Writing to dMatrix
Decision matrix
Buy vs. build
Live
COST & SPEEDFIT & RISK Score
TCO
w5
Time to launch
w4
Customization
w3
Maintenance
w3
Lock-in
w4
Data security
w4
Crestline78EASYL8
82.4
2Tundra87MEDM7
78.1
3Open-source94HIGHS5
73.6
4Build in-house33HIGHS6
67.9
Rationale on record AI · 0.82
Updating live