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People in high-pressure roles must make clear decisions under pressure, including air traffic controllers, emergency responders, military personnel, and sports officials. Yet organizations often invest in knowledge, procedures, equipment, and physical preparation without giving people a structured way to recognize shifts in vigilance and practice returning attention to the task. Stillaton is building a decision-readiness system for people operating under pressure. It uses breathing and postural-sway patterns to estimate changes associated with vigilance and provides physiological feedback during preparation. That feedback helps users recognize shifts in focus and practice returning attention to the task. Critical systems prepare for pressure. Human decision readiness should too.