council
SolidSecond-opinion advisor. Consults Gemini, Grok, and Kimi in parallel for independent views on hard or high-stakes calls. Two modes: independent (all models see the problem only, reason fresh) and critique (all stress-test a draft). Distinct from /deep-think (Claude reasoning structured, alone) and /odin (Claude + the curated knowledge brain). Trigger when the user says: "council", "/council", "second opinion on", "consult the council", "what would Gemini/Grok/Kimi say about", "stress-test this with Gemini/Grok/Kimi", "council vote".
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Quality Score: 82/100
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- Author
- mishahanin
- Repository
- mishahanin/heading-os
- Created
- 4 weeks ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- Apache-2.0
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Gathers N independent, decorrelated perspectives across model families (external CLIs when present, subagents when not) and arbitrates inline. Use when a decision needs genuine debate — not same-model echo — for critique, review, or judge calls. Honest about degradation: never claims 'consensus' from a single model family.
konsilium
Council — 5 independent AI perspectives + mutual critique + synthesis (adapted from karpathy/llm-council for Claude Code). For high-stakes decisions where the answer does NOT follow unambiguously from the data — go/no-go before real consequences, critiquing a methodology, choosing between competing approaches, pressure-testing a conclusion you're attached to, designing risk controls. NOT for log/data analysis (the council has no data access) and not for factual lookups. Triggers — "convene the council", "run it past the council", "go/no-go", "pressure-test this".
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Pressure-tests high-stakes engineering decisions through 5 advisors with distinct thinking styles — independent analysis, anonymous peer review, chairman synthesis. Use when the user says "council this", "run the council", "pressure-test", "stress-test", "red team this", or "devil's advocate" on a real engineering trade-off. Distinct from strategic-analysis — adds adversarial peer review for decisions where the user suspects their first instinct is biased.