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Consult a peer AI model (Claude or Codex, plus GPT Pro through Oracle when explicitly requested) and keep the dialogue resumable across rounds. Use when the user wants a second opinion from another model ("ask codex", "问问 codex", "让 claude 看看", "gpt says…"), explicitly asks to use/ask GPT Pro or Oracle, wants a multi-round cross-model review, wants to resume or continue an earlier consultation thread, or when a conclusion needs independent-model verification.

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# Confer — cross-model consultation with resumable threads Requires `bun` plus at least one provider CLI (`claude`, `codex`, or Oracle >= 0.16.2 with an authenticated ChatGPT browser profile). You talk to a peer model through **threads**: open one with a question, the peer's session id is stored, and any later round — today or next week, from any host session — resumes the same peer-side context. All mechanics live in `scripts/confer.mjs` (single source of truth); never assemble raw `claude -p`, `codex exec`, or `oracle` calls yourself. ``` scripts/confer.mjs open <provider> [-t name] <prompt|-> # start thread (claude|codex|oracle) scripts/confer.mjs reply <thread> <prompt|-> # continue with full peer-side context scripts/confer.mjs all [--with-oracle] <prompt|-> # default claude+codex; flag explicitly adds GPT Pro scripts/confer.mjs list | show <thread> # registry / transcript scripts/confer.mjs doctor [--live [provider]] # live defaults to claude+codex ``` Pass `-` as the prompt and pipe stdin for anything long or containing quotes. A round can take minutes. When you expect a long consultation and have other work, run the call in the background and pick the reply up when notified — never relay a peer through a subagent: the peer's own words must reach the user undiluted. Each `←` transcript header records which model answered (and cost/tokens where the CLI reports them). ## Steps 1. **Resolve the target.** Which pr...

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