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Multi-provider deliberation panel for COMPLEX, multi-view questions — architecture, strategy, market research, and codebase sweeps. Runs a 4-stage deliberation across the provider fleet (diverge → contrarian red-team → adversarial verify → cited synthesis), the same multi-perspective rigour the plan-gate already applies to plan reviews, generalised to arbitrary questions. Use when one model's answer isn't enough and you want convergence THROUGH disagreement + verification, not a single opinion.

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# /panel — multi-provider deliberation For hard questions where you want several strong models to genuinely deliberate, not just answer in parallel. Each stage builds on the last, so the panel converges *through* disagreement and verification instead of averaging opinions. ## When to use - **architecture** — a feature/system design where the tradeoffs are non-obvious. - **strategy** — a business/product call that rests on assumptions worth stress-testing. - **research** — market/competitive questions where claims need refuting. - **sweep** — a codebase audit (security / correctness / dead-code / refactor). Reach for it when a single model's answer would be a guess, and you'd otherwise open five terminals yourself. ## How it works (4 stages) 1. **Diverge** — every fleet provider (codex / kimi / claude / glm-5.2 / deepseek-harness) analyses the SAME question through a DIFFERENT mode-specific lens. 2. **Contrarian** — one designated seat red-teams the emerging consensus: what did everyone miss, which "this is fine" is wrong. 3. **Verify** — the top claims are adversarially checked (against the CODE for sweeps — real `file:line`; against SOURCES for research — try to refute). 4. **Synthesis** — one cited report: consensus + surviving dissent + verified/refuted claims, ranked and deduped. ## How seat coverage is counted (OI-1519) "N of M lenses present" is reconciled against the t0 receipt ledger (`t0_receipts.ndjson`), never taken from the `exit_code` a seat writes about ...

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Vinix24
Repository
Vinix24/vnx-orchestration
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
Python
License
MIT

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