Show HN: Treenee, a simple “decision tree” engine

Show HN: Treenee, a simple “decision tree” engine(github.com)

12 points by caludio 5 years ago | 4 comments

signal 5 years ago |

Did I miss the target use case and user?

I'm a big fan of decision frameworks but without those two clarifications it's hard to give feedback. To make this practically valuable it would be great to have logging and an escape path for criteria that doesn't apply or when information isn't available. If I get to question 5/6 and I don't know the answer, can I get a valuable outcome? It would be ideal to capture those cases with logging so the tree can be improved.

This is a great idea and start though. I love how minimal it is. Once I use it, I immediately want it just built into Jira or wherever I'm making important/repeated decisions.

caludio 5 years ago | |

(author here) Very good point(s) and thank you for the input! Treenee is indeed very minimal and it's supposed to be working basically "out-of-the-box". This also means that some features are obviously missing at the moment.

I use Treenee internally (even though I wanted to keep it on m y own name, not the company's) and I decided to put it out there as soon as it was "complete". I will add more examples and use cases in the near future (also screenshots, but I am a bit ashamed of the scarce "design").

Do you mind expanding a bit on what you would like "logging" to be?

adamleithp 5 years ago |

treenee.com is coming back with NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID

caludio 5 years ago | |

Yeah sorry, the usual problem of not restarting nginx after a certificate update. Thanks!