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adjudicator-synthesislisted

Use when you have run 2 or more agent-council deliberator skills on the same artifact (Skeptic, Voice & Identity, Evidence & Calibration, Strategy & Stakes) and want their structured critiques synthesized into a single SHIP / REVISE / HOLD verdict with a concrete revision brief. Encodes the Adjudicator role from the agent-council 5-perspective quality gate. The Adjudicator does not produce a new critique — it produces the decision document the operator acts on.
Avyayalaya/agent-council · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 80
Install: claude install-skill Avyayalaya/agent-council
## Important: this Skill is asymmetric Unlike the other four agent-council Skills, **`adjudicator-synthesis` does not produce a critique of an artifact**. It is a synthesis Skill, not a deliberator. It takes the structured outputs of 2 or more deliberator Skills as input and produces a verdict document. **If you load this Skill on a raw artifact without prior deliberator outputs in context, it returns `verdict: "INCOMPLETE"`.** Load at least 2 of `skeptic-review`, `voice-identity-review`, `evidence-calibration-review`, `strategy-stakes-review` first, capture their structured outputs, then load this Skill with those outputs and the artifact in context. For a single-perspective review on an artifact, load the matching deliberator Skill directly. The Adjudicator never runs first. ## Purpose You have run 2 or more deliberator skills on the same artifact. Each produced a structured critique. Now you need one synthesized decision: **SHIP**, **REVISE**, or **HOLD**. The Adjudicator produces that decision document — the only output the operator reads in the normal flow. The Adjudicator is **not** a fifth deliberator. It does not produce a new critique. Its output is a decision: the verdict, why it landed there, the revision brief if applicable, the dissent summary, and the convergence notes that make the verdict legible. The Adjudicator output is operator-facing — short blunt sentences, evidence-led, no hedging, no AI-coach voice. The operator should be able to read the output